Anyone have an early V8 Lark with the replacement Moog front coil springs? I’d like to get an idea of what the ride height looks like.. Thanks.
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Thanks, James. Doesn’t look bad at all.
I put a set in a ‘63 Lark 6 and I thought it made the car sit a little too high. I have a set ready to go in a ‘61 Lark V8 and was concerned that I’d have the same problem.
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I have the same question re these springs. As far as I know there are three MOOG springs, each a different stiffness (thus resulting in a different ride height). I don't know if all are still available, though. If someone could "grade" them in terms of stiffness that might help:
CC651,
CC653,
CC 655
--Dwight
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I've installed 4 sets of the CC655 sets with excellent ride height and with no changes to rear springs. Cars were: (2)63' Cruisers, 62' wagon and 62' Lark 4dr. I can confirm a perfect rocker panel horizontal views. The profile will vary depending upon load and gas tank volume.
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Originally posted by Dwight FitzSimons View PostI have the same question re these springs. As far as I know there are three MOOG springs, each a different stiffness (thus resulting in a different ride height). I don't know if all are still available, though. If someone could "grade" them in terms of stiffness that might help:
CC651, Weaker yet
CC653, Weak, Non-Variable
CC 655 Firm and Variable
--Dwight
It is supposed to be a replacement for Moog CC855 Cargo Spring for a '87 LeSabre also a Variable Rate. Available at O'Reilley Auto Parts probably others like; Carquest or Advance Auto/Auto Zone.
https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c...l+spring&pos=1Last edited by StudeRich; 02-17-2023, 10:35 PM.StudeRich
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Originally posted by StudeRich View Post
However NONE are still available, you have to use Precision Brand SP08055.
It is supposed to be a replacement for Moog CC855 Cargo Spring for a '87 LeSabre also a Variable Rate. Available at O'Reilley Auto Parts probably others like; Carquest or Advance Auto/Auto Zone.
https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c...l+spring&pos=1
--Dwight
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