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bdiamond · 04-25-2015, 04:12 PM

You might try a 6 cylinder replacement MOOG spring. I had bought a pair of Morosos for a 68-72 Chevelle application in the heaviest rate offered. On paper it should have worked. When they showed up they were so unbelievably long that I didn't think I would ever get it compressed enough to safely install them. Other than them taking my head off putting them in I was most afraid they would coil bind with any bump at all.So, No clue if they'd actually work..... Summit and Jegs have a pretty good return policy.

04-25-2015, 04:12 PM	#3
bdiamond Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Wichita Falls, Texas Posts: 459	Re: Front coil springs You might try a 6 cylinder replacement MOOG spring. I had bought a pair of Morosos for a 68-72 Chevelle application in the heaviest rate offered. On paper it should have worked. When they showed up they were so unbelievably long that I didn't think I would ever get it compressed enough to safely install them. Other than them taking my head off putting them in I was most afraid they would coil bind with any bump at all.So, No clue if they'd actually work..... Summit and Jegs have a pretty good return policy.