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darkness falls

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Need to buy Coil Springs

I have a 1967 coupe, I was needing to purchase some coil springs and was wondering what type. I do not need the Global Wesy! I have searched for a few hours on here and seem to only find people that have 65-66 mustangs and their applecations are different than mine.

I wanted coil springs that already have a 1" lowering, but I am really not taken in with having the car real low, I have bad knees and it makes it hard to get in and out of low vehicles. I plan on having a BBlock in it so I have seen people talking about 620's, 720's, etc.

This is the ride Height I like:



What I need to know is where I can find the right springs at the right place. I really have no interest in purchasing anything from Mustangs +, or Depot. I like places like NPD, but I only see the Contour Coil Springs in their mag and I wasn't sure if 550# would be right for it.

once again, there is nothing in the car, it is a shell.
 

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bnickel

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for a BB i would use the 1" lowering 720's. with a small block the 720's will give you a fairly harsh ride but wit the BB it'll be smooth as butter
 
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If you can still locate them, the stock 68-428CJ convertable with A/C springs will get you what you want. Moog used to stock them, but I don't know if they still do.
 

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That's what I thought, Paddock parts has a set of 720's w/1" lowering, for $74+. I am going to head over to Auto Zone to by my shocks and a ball joint, much cheeper than order price and shipping cost. There gabrial
 
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