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I have a 67 camaro and would like to raise it slightly. Any ideas what the easiest method would be? It has a small block in it and I heard putting big block springs will work. I appreciate any input. thanks
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just a couple inches would be fine I think. I think new springs would also improve the ride as well. Just wanted to know if the big block springs would lift a bit more or if new ones would be good enough.
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The big springs have a substantially higher spring rate, but I think the actual coil stack is the same height. I don't think you can make the ride height a lot higher because of the geometry of the suspension and its design. It is the reverse of an intention to lower the ride height, there is a limit. I found that the suspension would top out rather more quickly than to bottom out. But the cost of the springs is only about $80, you can try it.
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