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Lowering/sport spring recommendations 140-160 1974

posted by  lee on  Sat Aug 19 18:56 CST 2006
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Your freind probably used the Progressive rate springs for the 140, which would definitely not work right on a much heavier 164 front suspension. VPD also sells fixed rate springs in a variety of spring rates, and spacers to adjust ride height. My VPD springs in my 122 sedan totally improved the drivability.

FYI, I have had a response within a couple of days to all of the many emails I have sent. If John is not responding to your emails I would guess he has a spam filter that doesn't like your email provider.

Lee
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"The thing about my blind spots, I just don't tend to notice them" Dave Minor






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