BMR Suspension Lowering Springs 1967-1969 GM F-Body
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GM F-Body/X-Body - 1st Gen
BMR F and X Body lowering leaf Springs feature a 2-inch drop, three leafs, and a 190 lb/in spring rate, which reduces body roll without increasing rear oversteer. This commonly happens with too much spring rate. BMR's spring design, combined with precise clamp locations give you less wheel hop and more axle control. This design reduces axle wrap, which causes the spring to load and unload. By eliminating this oscillation, wheel hop is minimized and traction is improved. Each spring comes with new bushings in the front and rear. Rear Bushings are Included.
Features:
- Increased spring rate - 190 lb/in
- Reduced body roll
- Increased handling
- Dramatically reduces wheel hop
- Comes with new bushings (front and rear)
- Rubber front bushing
- Polyurethane rear bushing
- Three leaf design
- Accurate arch, load capacity, and durability.
- 2.5-inch wide
- Shot peened
- 4-inch free arch
- Combine with BMR front lowering springs for a level, aggressive stance
- Designed for street performance, drag Race, handling applications
- Durable black coating
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