He was an incredible songwriter in his own right...RIPCherry Pie, the record that was supposed to be Uncle Tom's Cabin. Great record other than Cherry Pie. R.I.P. Janie Lane.
Monday/Tuesday-Installed Moog 5660 springs in the front,too tall, raised 1/2" from stock..
That is why I went with drop spindles. My car road nice and I have a v6. I did not know what spring would give me the hight I wanted. Drop spindles create some fitment issues with some wheels though.I'm always amused by people that install new springs in a 30+ year old car that complain they're taller than "stock". Usually it's the guys that are installing lowering springs. The thing is, the "stock" springs these guys are comparing the new ones to are used up, worn out and saggy. Almost all of these cars had a considerable gap from the top of the tire to the wheelwell opening when new.
I put 5660s in my wagon, ended up right where I wanted it to be....rocker level to the ground front to back.
Love the tag!replaced the plug wires, mounted the msd box not wired yet. and installed a tag i had made.View attachment 78259 View attachment 78260 View attachment 78261
I suspected the 5660's may make the front taller than stock, but did not want to cut them before getting a baseline measurement. Then I could trim them to my preferred height. I wanted the increased spring rate in addition to hitting a height.I'm always amused by people that install new springs in a 30+ year old car that complain they're taller than "stock". Usually it's the guys that are installing lowering springs. The thing is, the "stock" springs these guys are comparing the new ones to are used up, worn out and saggy. Almost all of these cars had a considerable gap from the top of the tire to the wheelwell opening when new.
I put 5660s in my wagon, ended up right where I wanted it to be....rocker level to the ground front to back.
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