64-66 front suspension

[LILJP's66]

Has anyone found any other springs that work to lower the trucks.

I know there are lowering springs, but do springs from any other vehicles work?

[Clyde65]

Keep tj springs work for the rear but you sacrifice load cuz they ae light duty, I have some front springs, 1.5"drop I won't use, I'd like to get $60 plus ship if ur interested
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[LILJP's66]

Originally Posted by Clyde65

Keep tj springs work for the rear but you sacrifice load cuz they ae light duty, I have some front springs, 1.5"drop I won't use, I'd like to get $60 plus ship if ur interested
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Thanks. Can you tell me what shipping would be to 94596

[losthope]

Jeep Wrangler TJ 1997-2006 springs like said above to lower the rear you can also use 70's chevelle springs to lower the rear.

[LILJP's66]

Originally Posted by losthope

Jeep Wrangler TJ 1997-2006 springs like said above to lower the rear you can also use 70's chevelle springs to lower the rear.

Thanks. Do you have any ideas for the Front.

[losthope]

All three of my trucks i just cut the front coils, i think somebody on here used s10 springs once but cant remember who and would want to confirm with them before i tried it, besides that the only other thing i know far as springs is to buy drop springs, but im cheap and cut mine.

[LILJP's66]

Originally Posted by losthope

All three of my trucks i just cut the front coils, i think somebody on here used s10 springs once but cant remember who and would want to confirm with them before i tried it, besides that the only other thing i know far as springs is to buy drop springs, but im cheap and cut mine.

I cut mine too. Then put bags in. Then my compressor feel out on the freeway. So now my dumbass cant find my old springs. I can still drive the truck but it is bumpy as Hell. I just need some springs to get me by until i can afford another compressor.

[Red65C10]

CPP has front lowering springs 1 to 3 inches for less then 100 bucks.

http://www.classicperform.com/6092chevtrk.htm#21

[LILJP's66]

Originally Posted by Red65C10

CPP has front lowering springs 1 to 3 inches for less then 100 bucks.

http://www.classicperform.com/6092chevtrk.htm#21

good looking out

do they charge s&h

[Clyde65]

I'd guess around $20, I'd sell and ship for 80.00
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[LILJP's66]

Originally Posted by Clyde65

I'd guess around $20, I'd sell and ship for 80.00
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Thanks I'll let you know what I decide. I may have found a inexpensive compressor.

[Slow Build]

Just keep the bags on it. You could put a shrader (sp?) valves on it and use a portable tire pump that plugs into the lighter if you need to raise it. That's what I did for years with my 89 C1500.

[LILJP's66]

Originally Posted by Slow Build

Just keep the bags on it. You could put a shrader (sp?) valves on it and use a portable tire pump that plugs into the lighter if you need to raise it. That's what I did for years with my 89 C1500.

That's what Ive been doing. I've been looking for a portable air compressor to keep with the truck. The thing is it take a minimum of 150psi to get the front up. A tire pump took like 25 minutes to pump it up.

[Str8axle]

Anyone ever try '68-'72 small block Chevelle coils? Don't know if they'd lower it any, but the ride would be alot softer. Just a thought.....

[losthope]

Originally Posted by losthope

Jeep Wrangler TJ 1997-2006 springs like said above to lower the rear you can also use 70's chevelle springs to lower the rear.

Originally Posted by Str8axle

Anyone ever try '68-'72 small block Chevelle coils? Don't know if they'd lower it any, but the ride would be alot softer. Just a thought.....

Yep! Look up ^ ! "63 & 64 Bowties" used them on his truck in the rear and they do lower truck look at this link on post #8
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...evelle+springs

[Str8axle]

I was referring to Chevelle front coils in the front of a pickup
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