Re: Cal- Tracs and leaf springs

[Dodger7998@xxxxxxx]

Mo,,,,,,,,you have played with the X brands to long, most mopars that are  
streetable, can do just fine with a set of SS springs, or even rebuild of 
your  originals, an adjustable snubber is all that is needed, the short front 
section  of the mopars does not wind up like the longer springs used on the 
X  brands
 
 
In a message dated 2/20/2010 12:32:34 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
micher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:


I am  about ready to get new leaf springs for my 64 Dodge 440 body.  
Options  
are - SS springs or --stock   springs or  heavy  duty  springs  with 
Cal-tracs. My  thought is SS  give to firm a  ride for 300+ mile trips.  
How 
would the Cal- tracs ride with new  stock springs or possibly HD springs? 
It 
wiill likely see some drag strip  action. Anyone have the Cal -tracs and 
what 
do you think of  them?..........................MO 


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