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06-21-2019, 02:34 AM | #1 |
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Stock Ride Height Coil Spring Options for 2WD 1970 Blazer
My wife and I just purchased a 2WD Blazer to replace her 70 K5 that we recently sold.
We would like to maintain a stock ride height, but with a higher rate spring for better handling, if possible. We have a 1 1/8" sway bar for the rear, and are looking for a 1 1/4" front sway bar off a 1 ton square body for the front. I plan to upgrade to mid-70s square body disc brakes and PS to replace the stock drums and manual steering. I happen to have a new set of Moog #6104 coil springs for the front. These are stock replacement for a BBC C10. Are these a good option for the front? If needed is it OK to trim a half a coil? What coil spring for the rear? If I remember correctly the big block trucks used a Moog 6103. I've also seen a HD variable rate coil spring offered for 3/4 tons. How would that spring ride? Would the ride height match the 6104 in the front? Are the HD yellow gas magnum Monroe shocks a good match for this combo? I'm planning to run a 15x8" steel wheel with a dog dish cap, and a wider tire that has the same height as a 235/75/R15. Thanks in advance. Wes
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