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Read somewhere that Bronco coil springs will fit/work in a '56 Fairlane. If true, what year Bronco springs should I order. Article also said that the Bronco springs lower the front end a little, this is not a problem, a little lower front end will look good. Thanks in advance for your feed back, Tim Florida
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If you search this site for Aerostar springs, you will find a lot of posts from people who have done that conversion.
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Detroit Spring sells originals. As well as Macs and most of the other Vintage Repro Parts Sellers. I have never heard of using Bronco Springs. Aerostar Yes.

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Thanks a ton for the Aerostar suggestion. I was confussed between Bronco and Aerostar. Tim in Florida
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I was confused, age might have something to do with being confused. It was Ford Aerostar springs I heard or read about. Now I looking to buy the Aerostar spring set that gives a little lower front end profile. Might make it easier to see over the steering wheel without pitting 2 cushions on the seat. Tim w/ '56 Ford in Florida
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This post would be a good place to start. http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/Topic117546.aspx
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As you can read on the above thread. I used the Aerostars The urethane spacers for the top were for a Toyota pickup because of the diameter. Ford has a thin spacer like shim on the the top and I sure it's for noise. Normal flat street and highway ride is nice. One thing about the Aerostars is they a compound wound and react different when hitting a dip in the road. I have good shocks but if your not careful and run into going a little fast it will bottom quicker that you can react. I don't remember the stockers doing that and cutting two coils off the bottom will give you the same look but not the same ride.... Good Luck
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I have them on my car and like them. Rides and handles great.
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Tim Quinn (3/27/2019)
I was confused, age might have something to do with being confused. It was Ford Aerostar springs I heard or read about. Now I looking to buy the Aerostar spring set that gives a little lower front end profile. Might make it easier to see over the steering wheel without pitting 2 cushions on the seat. Tim w/ '56 Ford in Florida Check out Rock Auto. I just bought a set for my 55. ACDELCO 45H1046 $54.00 Use discount code 10401537998851663 which is good until May 12.. Dave
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