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Apr 1, 2008 | 10:28 AM

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RE: suspension for a '70

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I am biased as to manufacturer since I sell and install Air Ride Technologies systems.

I'll have to remember that

Why is this....I inquire? lol

it is always good to know someone that works with that company's stuff, especially as a distributor and installer. they are the best out there

Apr 1, 2008 | 12:15 PM

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sPaC31

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RE: suspension for a '70

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ORIGINAL: 1969 SS

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ORIGINAL: sPaC31

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ORIGINAL: 1969 SS

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ORIGINAL: JRs72RS

I am biased as to manufacturer since I sell and install Air Ride Technologies systems.

I'll have to remember that

Why is this....I inquire? lol

it is always good to know someone that works with that company's stuff, especially as a distributor and installer. they are the best out there

I'LL have to remember THAT... thanx for the ups....

Apr 4, 2008 | 08:53 AM

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Bamaro

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RE: suspension for a '70

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what kind of suspensions are out there for a '70 'maro? which is the best.... i'm tryin to make the tail rise up... i have something, air, right now, no idea what brand... but i have to slow almost to a crawl to go over a bump...

I had the same issue with mine. I replaced the springs all around with stock rated replacements from Eaton and replaced my air shocks with Edelbrock IAS Classics. Also replaced bushings all around while I was at it. Problem solved and nice handling. If you still want to raise the rear more, Eaton can accomodate that but I found that for mine, that wasn't needed.