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Re: Cal Trac with super stock springs [Re: rtpete] #2302033
05/09/17 10:26 PM
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I tried Caltacs and ss springs, why in the world not save the weight and do it right with the Mono Leafs that was designed to work with it?

Re: Cal Trac with super stock springs [Re: Saskabusa] #2302087
05/09/17 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted By Saskabusa
Originally Posted By Stanton
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I am using front spring hangers to lower my car. If I install Calvert's the bottom of the spring hanger will have to be trimmed to make clearance for the front bracket on Calvert bar.


Should not be an issue, go to the CalTracs site and look at the front bracket and how it works.

What you do need to worry about is that the hanger is wide enough to take the Caltrac bracket!


I installed a set on my brothers 68 Charger and ran into this issue.

He had bought AR engineering spring hangers from Mancinni.

When the spring eye was in the upper hole the calvert bracket hit the spring hanger. We used the factory bracket instead.


Doesn't Calvert make a version that works with relocated springs, that is narrower so it doesn't hit? work

Re: Cal Trac with super stock springs [Re: DrCharles] #2302178
05/10/17 02:36 AM
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Originally Posted By DrCharles
Originally Posted By Saskabusa
Originally Posted By Stanton
Quote:
I am using front spring hangers to lower my car. If I install Calvert's the bottom of the spring hanger will have to be trimmed to make clearance for the front bracket on Calvert bar.


Should not be an issue, go to the CalTracs site and look at the front bracket and how it works.

What you do need to worry about is that the hanger is wide enough to take the Caltrac bracket!


I installed a set on my brothers 68 Charger and ran into this issue.

He had bought AR engineering spring hangers from Mancinni.

When the spring eye was in the upper hole the calvert bracket hit the spring hanger. We used the factory bracket instead.


Doesn't Calvert make a version that works with relocated springs, that is narrower so it doesn't hit? work


Yes, they do.


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Re: Cal Trac with super stock springs [Re: rtpete] #2302611
05/10/17 11:04 PM
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I installed cal tracs on my Dart several years ago using SS springs I removed a couple of leafs the car will 60 foot 1.38 all day don't try and run questionable slicks they wont work

Re: Cal Trac with super stock springs [Re: dbran451] #2304428
05/14/17 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted By dbran451
I installed cal tracs on my Dart several years ago using SS springs I removed a couple of leafs the car will 60 foot 1.38 all day don't try and run questionable slicks they wont work

You probably took the "Super" out of them by taking out leaves. haha

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