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Leaf Springs

djbr459

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Hi All,
I'm looking at a new set of Mopar B Body rear extra heavy duty leaf springs, P4452982, same spec's. as the 440 & hemi option.
I want to put them on my 66 Coronet.
Will these springs raise the car allot? I don't mind a little but I want to keep it as lever=l as possible.
Should I look for a different set?

Thanks
 
Yep I put a set on my car thought the 47-year-old springs would be wore out but it didn't change the height of my car at all. Can't even tell any difference in the ride.
 
I just tossed those leafs in my 66 coronet. Also added add-a-leaf springs helpers and kyb shocks all around and a hotchkis rear sway bar. Zero lift.

Well when I say zero. My prior setup was the original leafs and rear air shocks pumped up.

I'll post pics later.

In the end with the combo of my parts I ended up at the same height I started at. That's ok by me. Without air in the shocks the car sat way low.

The front hangers will work
 
Have a set on my 66' Satellite.. Retains orig./stock ride height. Original front hanger will work as watermelon stated.
 
Before with air shocks at 40 psi and og leafs

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New xhd leafs kyb shocks n hotchkis rear sway

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Overall the lip of wheelwell opening comes about to the bottom of the white lettering on the rear tires


I can't figure which way the iPad will rotate images. My apologies
 
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