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The boys and I are building a 67 Coronet and it is starting to look good

That's great, I can't wait for my kids to enjoy ours "must be pretty fun". The car looks great as well, Congrats.
 
I like the four link setup verses the traditional leaf springs. Great grip, better traction in corners and no more wheel hop. Leaf springs sag over time and need to be replaced or re arched. I am preping for a big horse motor so this is a better setup for my application. If you are not running to much horsepower and are on a tight budget stiffer springs and a watts link or panhard bar works well also, but it is old thechnology. A four link setup with proper bar and shock geometry is far superior. I think that it all comes down to your application, budget and desire for product longevity.

any more photos of your front & rear suspension stuff installed, I assume its the Magnum Force Racing stuff... keep us all up-dated...
 
We got a Strange Dana 60 with 3:73s and a Detroit locker and today was #*%& AWESOME!!!
 
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Doing a few upgrades. 496 stroker, motor plate w serp setup, magna fuel fuel system, sumped gas tank, sub frame cons and a few others! It should be a busy weekend!
 

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She's a beauty! What are you running for a power plant. I'll bet you get the kids back and forth to school quicker..... Oh I didn't see your post on the 496. Git her done....
 
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