Front springs tall vs short

[CFI]

So it sounds like my safest bet is to just buy new springs and shocks.

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DMCH sells a kit that isn’t terribly expensive.

[CFI]

For further comedy, I have a set of springs that I think are NOS and thus; but probably therefore of limited interest, but someone might want them one day.

I want to put them on the bottom of my shoes, Inspector Gadget style.

[MrChocky]

I want to put them on the bottom of my shoes, Inspector Gadget style.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1113264...y-spring-shoes

[CFI]

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1113264...y-spring-shoes

Bingo. Now I can dunk like Jordan.

[MrChocky]

Can you measure the free length to know what you have?

The free length of stock front springs is ~ 14.25"
The free length of stock rear springs is ~ 16.00"
The free length of Eibach front springs is ~ 12.75"
The free length of Eibach rear springs is ~ 14.25"
The free length of Grady front springs is ~ 13.25"

All of the above springs have the same spring rate of ~150lb/in.

It appears my set of 2 front and 2 back NOS springs is stock as well as the pair of used back ones. All available if someone really wants them.

[BladeBronson]

Can you measure the free length to know what you have?

The free length of stock front springs is ~ 14.25"
The free length of stock rear springs is ~ 16.00"
The free length of Eibach front springs is ~ 12.75"
The free length of Eibach rear springs is ~ 14.25"
The free length of Grady front springs is ~ 13.25"

All of the above springs have the same spring rate of ~150lb/in.

Now THAT is a great reply! Thanks Nicholas.

[dmcnc]

The following may be good reference for anyone trying to track down original spring specs.

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[SupercoolBill]

Can you measure the free length to know what you have?

The free length of stock front springs is ~ 14.25"
The free length of stock rear springs is ~ 16.00"
The free length of Eibach front springs is ~ 12.75"
The free length of Eibach rear springs is ~ 14.25"
The free length of Grady front springs is ~ 13.25"

All of the above springs have the same spring rate of ~150lb/in.

Thanks this is what I am looking for. I will measure them and see what I've got.

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[SupercoolBill]

The following may be good reference for anyone trying to track down original spring specs.

s-l1600-31.jpgs-l1600-28.jpg

Wow cool! Thanks

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[SupercoolBill]

Can you measure the free length to know what you have?

The free length of stock front springs is ~ 14.25"
The free length of stock rear springs is ~ 16.00"
The free length of Eibach front springs is ~ 12.75"
The free length of Eibach rear springs is ~ 14.25"
The free length of Grady front springs is ~ 13.25"

All of the above springs have the same spring rate of ~150lb/in.

So when you say "Stock front" are you referring to high nose?

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