raising the back end.

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deadman19

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hey everyone, i just want to confirm before i buy these. i want to lift my back end of my cutlass, will these work? moog cc611 there the coil springs for 72 chevy caprice wagon big block, and the shocks as well KYB KG5507. thanks guys.
 
deadman19 said:
hey everyone, i just want to confirm before i buy these. i want to lift my back end of my cutlass, will these work? moog cc611 there the coil springs for 72 chevy caprice wagon big block, and the shocks as well KYB KG5507. thanks guys.
look the high lift rear springs up on jc whitney.. those work great i used them on my wagon
 
aprox how much of a lift did you get? im looking for a a couple inches or more i have side pipes on her and there are some real bad speed bumps lol. plus i live in canada so im usually buying stuff from rock auto or summit.
 
Why not try some rear air shocks? They will do exactly what you want
 
well the springs are nice and cheap and no wirinf to install a compressor, so will those b body springs work? or should i go with something more heavy duty, those are the variable rate ones thanks
 
Air shocks are very simple. Just run the hose & mount the valve stem somewhere. You air them up just like you would a tire. I'm not sure if those springs would work, I'd think you'd have much more luck with Gbody wagon springs. I have a good used set of those.
 
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well the springs are nice and cheap and no wirinf to install a compressor, so will those b body springs work? or should i go with something more heavy duty, those are the variable rate ones thanks


Adding air shocks doesn't require a compressor to be added to the car, you just plumb the shocks together with the added lines to connect them and then run the pressurize line to a place of choice (either in the trunk floor or drill a small hole in panel behind license plate and put a retainer nut on the nozzle and wa la! pump it up til the desired height is achieved and your in the shizzy!
 
ok well i will have to look at some, cause i know i have seen guys with the back all jacked up with B body springs and they are real cheap, and im on a pretty strick budget these days. basically i want it like this.
 

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oh those are pretty cool, but should i look at doing springs too? am i gonna get a real stiff ride from them? ive never had any experience with these thanks for the help
 
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