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Username Post: Need help with my rear end :)        (Topic#282529)
Docjim 
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06-13-12 07:08 AM - Post#2236561    

I just put a 9 inch F$%# in my 56 with Ecklers 2 inch drop springs. The car sits just a little bit low now. Anyone have a good and easy way to raise the back end up a little bit. Thanks for the help.

P.S. The 9 inch works great! Now I can beat the crap out of it Hee Hee
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arnieg141 
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06-13-12 07:12 AM - Post#2236567    
    In response to Docjim

http://catalog.monroe.com/catalogPart/monroePar tSe... these are for a 1952 but they have for yours. work exc. will raise about 1 1/2 inch
GET ER DONE .. AS I GET OLDER I LIKE FAST CARS I CAN STILL DRIVE. AND VERY SLOW WOMEN I CAN CATCH while still able..arnie garrison


 
Docjim 
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06-13-12 07:47 AM - Post#2236595    
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  • arnieg141 Said:
http://catalog.monroe.com/catalogPart/monroePar tSe... these are for a 1952 but they have for yours. work exc. will raise about 1 1/2 inch




Great idea! How do these effect ride? are they adjustable at all?
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arnieg141 
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06-13-12 08:14 AM - Post#2236605    
    In response to Docjim

yes on adjustment. and ride as good as heavy duty stock
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jel1957 
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07-15-12 02:37 PM - Post#2248465    
    In response to arnieg141

Has anyone tried these. My car sit too low in the rear too.

 
Mister Blue 
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07-15-12 03:03 PM - Post#2248474    
    In response to jel1957

If it were somebodys wife I could help.

 
MikeB 
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07-16-12 10:56 AM - Post#2248765    
    In response to Docjim

You know, my stock-height, 4-leaf Posies springs let the car a sit a bit lower than stock. Talked to Posies about adding a 5th leaf, but they said it would make the springs stiffer but not change ride height.

Using a longer shackle on the back would help a little, but it would probably take 1" back there to raise the car 1/2". Any more than 1" on the shackle would require me to get a mullet haircut and wear an AC/DC t-shirt.
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