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Am going back together with my car that has been apart for years. When I was driving it , I remember the thing I HATED WORST was when I wanted to "burn out" from a dead stop the rear end would bounce very badly, What can I do to eliminate this and retain as much origonality as possible. Obvious modifications such as ladder bars are not an option. THANKS!!!
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Derek69SS
SSM lift bars (now made by JEGS) work very well, and aren't very noticeable.

If you want to stick to stock looking stuff, get F41 boxed lowers & sway-bar. Keep the car stock height, or slightly lower (lower arms should be parallel to ground). Poly bushings could be used in the lowers, but only use rubber in the uppers.
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