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These are the ones I saw. Maybe they can give you some technical info. Looks like they are located in Minnesota. .mcbayperformance.com/2WD_PICKUP_FRONT_COIL_SPRING_SPACER_LIFT_KIT_p/1700t_series.htm I would be curious what you find out.
Mark
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its real low...i could not get the arms from my lift out from under it. i had to put wood blocks under the tires. then it only had about a inch of travel to the bump stops. these roads in the lovely state of ny would jar me out of the car. i would like to use them to keep the variable rate, who sells the spacers? thanks a lot, john
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You can get spacers for Aerostar springs that go under the spring and raise them 1,2 or 3 inches. May seem goofy though, to put in a lower spring and then raise it. I have the Granada spindle with the stock springs and am curious how low the car is with Aeorstar springs. People rave about the ride they get with these springs.
Mark
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got a new set of moog aerostar springs, but with the granada spindles it is to low for my taste. make me a offer, john
1955 mainline 2-door p-code 292 4v 3 speed od. former virginia state sergent police car. all black
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