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69 does nose down get rid of nose up?

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69shocktower

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Does anyone have pics of what a 69 looks like with a 1" drop on the front? I dont wanna drop the hole car down. Just curious about correcting the 69 nose up look correction. Thanks.
 

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I had the same problem with my '68. When it was stock, it looked like I had sand bags in the trunk. So rather than raise the rear, which always looked a little hokey to me, I did the A-arm drop and got it to sit level. Then I cut the front coils (1/4 coil at a time) until I got it where I wanted. It was free and improved the driving a whole bunch.
 
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