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> Rear too low - V8 conversion
DickSteinkamp
post May 25 2018, 09:03 PM
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I know..."If it's too low...I'm too old". But maybe not in this case.

1976 with a SBC conversion using Renegade and Kennedy parts. Stock rear springs.

I'd like it to sit 1 1/2" higher in the rear (I don't want the front any lower).

What's the solution?
New stock rear springs?
914-6 rear springs?
Some after market springs?
Adjustable spring plates?

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Thanks!

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Chris914n6
post May 26 2018, 02:45 PM
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Stock springs are 100lbs and no good for the weight of a V8. 180lb springs are common at most p-car stores. Renegade sells 200lb springs last time I checked that supposedly match better with the stiffer 911 front suspension swap.

Stock shocks will work just fine unless they are dead/leaking. Bilsteins are great for our cars plus have the advantage of some height adjustability. The KYB (white) are valved too stiff and I'd swap them out for a much better ride.
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