[barrrf]

Has anyone used these springs with good results?

I installed them and the car is bouncy as hell now. There is still a lot of travel in the shocks.

Im trying to determine if getting shorter shocks will remedy the situation or if I should get better springs.

 

[3karfan]

I am dealing with a set now on my 66, the problem i am having is that they are to stiff and did not lower the car enough,i unhooked the shocks now i have alot more travel ..with the shocks it had no travel.I bought the spring they had that was a matched set with the springs that have 3 adjustments i am going to put them in the normal setting to see if it helps.I called them to ask them about the springs..no help!I am now looking at trying another set of springs

 

[Fast&low]

Tony try Hotchkis (made in US)
When it comes to springs stay away from CPP & OPG (made in China)

 

[1fast71elco]

:thumbsup: Hotchkis or Global West!

 

[barrrf]

Yeah yeah I know. This is what happens when you buy cheap ****.

 

[Fast&low]

Global West X2
I just don't know if there drop goes past 1 inch?
But one thing I do know there A-arms are the best on the market!!

 

[72ragtop]

I have 2" drop CPP springs in the rear, no problems for a couple years now. If the car is "bouncy as hell" now, your shocks are bad, that's what controls the bouncing. Recommend Bilsteins.
Jim

 

[barrrf]

I have 2" drop CPP springs in the rear, no problems for a couple years now. If the car is "bouncy as hell" now, your shocks are bad, that's what controls the bouncing. Recommend Bilsteins.
Jim

i know thats what the shocks do. But, it wasnt bouncy before the drop springs. However, the previous springs had bags so that couldve been masking the shock issue before.