[67stang]

I have a 67 mustang convertible that sits low
in the rear..what does it take for me to level
her out..Drop the front..or raise the rear and
leave the front alone..parts information is also
appericated..thanks

[KULTULZ]

Your rear springs are most likely weak and need replacement.

-EATON Detroit Springs-

[65 chevy]

[quote]Originally posted by 67stang:
<strong>I have a 67 mustang convertible that sits low
in the rear..what does it take for me to level
her out..Drop the front..or raise the rear and
leave the front alone..parts information is also
appericated..thanks</strong><hr></blockquote>

at one time i had a641/2 that had the same problem it is in the rear there are two resolutions for this problem
1. replace springs (wich will cost you and someday will break down again)
2.air shocks (affardable adjustable and permanent)

[HotRodMan]

I have a 73 Javaline that had the same problem with he lower springs getting a little week and I installed slightly taller tires on the rear than on the front. Car looks and drives great but you can't rotate your tires if you do this.

[deuce_454]

old tired spings sag. new ones dont, if i were you i would either get the eaton OEM spec. or contact mustangsplus and get a pait of four or fiveleaf to firm up the ride and improve the handling.

[pasadenahotrod]

Check with your local Ford dealer about the new springs, you may be surprised to find they are available and affordable. Often people believe that the Dealer is ripoff city but not always. Many aftermarket parts sellers get their parts over the counter at their local Ford/Chevy/whatever dealer just like you could. The trick is finding a cooperative parts man who will look that old stuff up for you!
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