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Old 03-27-2011, 10:18 AM
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I am restoring a 1970 dodge challenger, I was wondering in your opionion what is the best way to have good suspension but with a lowered stance?
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Depends on how far you want it lowered. There is a certain amount of adjustability in the stock front-end components. Anything more, then the lowering will affect the geometry of the front-end. Rear is a bit simpler, but still issues. Clearance for tires is #1. Unlike most coil-sprung cars, there aren't "progressive" springs for Mopars.
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