Thanks Rick!

Yea, I'm not worried about the number hours, and to some extent not the price either.  
After all these years, what's a few more hours and a few more dollars.......     :-)   
However, I'm really ready for this project to be done so I can enjoy driving it for a 
change.

I'll definately check out Fred's site.
take care,

rick schaefer wrote:

> mike
>    A tall spindle disc brake swap will drop your front end just over an inch.   Its 
>a lot of work, but from the shape of your chevelle- I can tell work never bothered 
>you.
>
>    Or, find Fred Aldrichs web site - he is a retired GM suspension engineer.  Email 
>him the details of what you have and what you want.  He'll come back with an off the 
>shelf spring recommendation.  I wanted to drop the rear of my elky to match the 1" 
>drop in front, and his recommendation was right on.  He also has a 69 el camino.  FYI 
>- freds site is listed at   http://links.chevelles.net/links  in the WorkShop area 
>and then under the suspension link.
>
> ---------- Michael Pell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> From: Michael Pell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: ChevelleList <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [Chevelle-List] Lowering the front end on my '69
> Date: Tue, 23 Apr 2002 19:38:50 -0500
>
> My '69 sits too high in the front.  I have new set of TRW  OEM
> replacement BBC springs, and yes a BBC engine.  I've really not
> lightened the front end much, but I have a FG hood, aluminum intake and
> aluminum radiator.  Everything else is pretty much stock.
>
> Any suggestions on how I could lower this 1"-2" ?  Properly?   I cut a
> coil off my existing springs, and it dropped too far to be driveable
> (tires hit inner fenders, header nearly on the ground,etc).
>
> I do have a new set of SBC springs, but I wonder if they would be
> appropriate.  I guess it's only labor to install them and see.....
> Although I hate to do it.  It's all I can do to compress a spring with 2
>
> hands, set it in place, push up the lower aframe with one foot, and put
> the ball joint nut on with my other foot....  And not pop a vein in the
> process.  :-)
>
> Thanks for any suggestions...
>
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