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Old 04-16-2022, 12:43 AM   #1
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Moog 81114 Front Springs an 2.5" drop spindles

This weekend i finally got my Moog 81114 Front Springs installed with CPP 2.5" spindles. I trimmed the metal stand beside bumpstop, trimmed and reshaped original rubber bumpstop. I still need to figure a proper front shock out for my application so I am open to suggestions. Rear is full QA1 coilover Moser 9".
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Old 04-16-2022, 07:16 AM   #2
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Old 04-17-2022, 10:14 AM   #3
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That's a great stance, are you going for an adjustable shock for street/strip?
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That's a great stance, are you going for an adjustable shock for street/strip?
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Yes, that's my goal.
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Old 04-18-2022, 02:57 AM   #5
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Re: Moog 81114 Front Springs an 2.5" drop spindles

Nice truck and looks super. Are you using your original brake hoses and if so any rubbing issues ?
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Old 04-18-2022, 04:39 AM   #6
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Re: Moog 81114 Front Springs an 2.5" drop spindles

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This weekend i finally got my Moog 81114 Front Springs installed with CPP 2.5" spindles. I trimmed the metal stand beside bumpstop, trimmed and reshaped original rubber bumpstop. I still need to figure a proper front shock out for my application so I am open to suggestions. Rear is full QA1 coilover Moser 9".
I tried those same springs in my 72 C/10 with a big block and they were dangerously close to coil binding! I compared the lengths and the Moog 81114's were 1-1/2 coil longer than the factory 1/2 ton coils. I had a hell of a time even getting them in! Drop spindles dont require a shorter shock. A shorter shock is only necessary when shorter springs/coils are used. Stout stance, whats under the hood?
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Old 04-27-2022, 07:35 PM   #7
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Nice truck and looks super. Are you using your original brake hoses and if so any rubbing issues ?
I am using hoses that came with Wilwood D52 CALIPERS
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I tried those same springs in my 72 C/10 with a big block and they were dangerously close to coil binding! I compared the lengths and the Moog 81114's were 1-1/2 coil longer than the factory 1/2 ton coils. I had a hell of a time even getting them in! Drop spindles dont require a shorter shock. A shorter shock is only necessary when shorter springs/coils are used. Stout stance, whats under the hood?
I agree these springs to be too so soft for big block but are fine with dropped spindles and 28/6/18 Mickey Thompson srs and small blk.
I'm running a L33aluminum 5.3 with forged rods, LJMS STAGE 2 cam, stage 3 , factory truck intake,s480 turbo 12-13lbs boost. 200r4 trans by Chris at CK Performance with 3600 stall lockup t/c. Moser 9" 3.70 gears. QA1 coil over rear suspension and Carbon fiber driveshaft.
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