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**MySons68C20** · 09-24-2023, 02:15 PM

Original coils on front and 4" drop springs in back assuming you have a coil spring trailing arm rear suspension.
The good thing is you can tune the rear up with drop blocks if you want to drop the rear a bit more.
If you install new orig springs in the front run them for awhile until they settle in.
I found it took a few weeks and then you can set the rear for the rake you want.

09-24-2023, 02:15 PM	#2
MySons68C20 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Wenatchee, Wa Posts: 982	Re: 67 suspension height/drop question Original coils on front and 4" drop springs in back assuming you have a coil spring trailing arm rear suspension. The good thing is you can tune the rear up with drop blocks if you want to drop the rear a bit more. If you install new orig springs in the front run them for awhile until they settle in. I found it took a few weeks and then you can set the rear for the rake you want.