Moog 5660

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the 5660 doesn't drop the car an inch......where did you read that?

I guess the cars I have used them in magically dropped themselves
 
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The spring load weight is already a 1/4 shorter than the Gbody spring.

That and its made for a 4/6 cylinder S10 pickup

Every car with a small block I have used them in dropped an inch
 
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The spring load weight is already a 1/4 shorter than the Gbody spring.

That and its made for a 4/6 cylinder S10 pickup

Every car with a small block I have used them in dropped an inch
So, more than a UMI 2" drop spring.....? :popcorn:
 
5660 with iron SBC and A/C. I would say close to OE ride height. Definitely did not lower car, raised from the worn-out originals at least 1.5". MIGHT be a little lower than a new OE spring

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Stock uncut 5660's
1/2" longer lower ball joints
Iron LS with AC and blower

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Stock f41 spring vs 5660
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I have 5660's in my car. I hardly had to compress them to get them in the pocket, which was a lot nicer than dealing with the tall (free height) diesel springs I took out. I think the ride height looks pretty stock. Some on here would consider it monster truck stance.
 
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