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Thanks! I sent you a PM about your springs.
OPG has front springs that they are calling factory style that are $170. Ground up has some that are Moog for $80. Anyone know the difference? Or should I be looking in other places? Shocks: Anyone try the GM replacement shocks that are black? Are the Bilstein's or KYB's too stiff? Looking for a little bit firmer ride but not real stiff.
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Anthony i can see why you want other shocks instead of the factory GM spiral shocks.
I have the factory spiral GM shocks on my car and they are a little bouncy over bumps, but not bad overall.
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I've had KYB's on my 72 for 18 years now with no issues. Ride is firmer than stock but still very comfortable. I painted them grey so they would not stand out as much.
We have had a set Bilsteins on an 87 Turbo Buick for about the same amount of time and they ride like a dump truck but really help the handling. Jake |
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