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    Hello,

    I can across a post I think from 2010 that you commented on regarding spring rate ride heights. It was a formula to determine the different ride heights compared to different spring load rates. Below I copied your formula but I cannot figure out how to use it because your final number comes out different than mine.

    Ride height difference = 1.7 X [ 2 + ( 315 X 2 + 2124 - 2279 ) / 327 ]
    Ride height difference = 0.93 in

    What I would like to use it for is to see the difference (change your formula above 2124-2279) and use these numbers 2279 - 1884 and see what the ride height difference would be??
    So basically this formula below is what I need to solve..


    Ride height difference = 1.7 X [ 2 + ( 315 X 2 + 2279 - 1884 ) / 327 ]
    Ride height difference = ????

    Can you please help me?

    Thanks Corey

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    Hello
    I was reading an old post about variable rate springs vs STD springs for the rear. You mentioned you have stock springs on your 69 el Camino, do you have pictures of the stance? My brother installed the variable rate on his 69 and it sits pretty high in the back.
    Thanks
    Bill
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