Rear Springs

[64chevelle]

do the 12-150's give any rear drop from factory height?? Sucks to say but i wanna good look as well as launch..lol

 

[JUAN W]

wow so just using coilover springs with by themselves??

Brian

yes, just install them in the stock spring mounts

Can you post or email me a picture of your installation?

I still have the stock worn springs but some friends use the coil overs springs and how supe said they fit perfectly

 

[malijuice]

i have two new sets 10" 125lb and a 12" 125lb both of the strange hypercoil $100 shipped to your door for the pair

 

[64chevelle]

Is that $100 for both pair or pick one either the 10" 0r 12" ? I am wondering how much drop I will get using these??

Brian

 

[malijuice]

thats for one pair pick one lol

 

[malibulvr]

In my experience...14"-150-175lb spring should sit close to stock height on a full interior stock weight car. 12"-150 on my car much lightened sits 2-3" lower

 

[LETSDRG]

In my experience...14"-150-175lb spring should sit close to stock height on a full interior stock weight car. 12"-150 on my car much lightened sits 2-3" lower

cool thats what i needed to know!

 

[slimbo]

In my experience...14"-150-175lb spring should sit close to stock height on a full interior stock weight car. 12"-150 on my car much lightened sits 2-3" lower

this is correct. mine sat too low so i went with a 14 inch 150 and now it sits where i like it.

 

[shadychevyowner]

got any pics of how low it sat im thinking of taking out my 14" 150lbs springs for 12's. Now that i had to buy tire im running 275 DR's on a 15x10 and can slam my car as far as i want.


Im also curious how a 12" spring doesn't fall out when you put car on a lift.

my quick calculations would say 130lb 14inch spring would lower the back of my car by .6 inches but i think i wanna go lower and not have softer suspension.

 

[junk racing]

i just put 12'' 150lb springs in the rear of my car on 275/60/15 and it sits a bit too low....gonna try a 14'' 150