JEGS
Replacement Front Coil Springs Fits Select 1955-1972 GM Models [16.440 in. Length, 328 lb./in., Black Powder-Coated Finish]
555-64994
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Coil Springs, Front
The JEGS 555-64994 coil springs are a direct replacement for your car's factory springs. Matched to OE length and rate, these springs will restore the ride height and handling characteristics that your car had the day it rolled off the dealer lot. The durable black powder-coated finish provides rust protection and matches the original color. Complete your restoration project with the correct suspension components.
JEGS 555-64994 Front Coil Springs Features:
- Made from 5160H Alloy Steel Wire
- Wire diameter: 0.640 in.
- Inside diameter: 3.630 in.
- Tangential Ends
Specifications:
Are these for sbc or bbc nova? I have i6 springs in my 72 with a big block I need something stiffer
Will these fit 65 buick special 4 door
Will the springs fit 1955 ford fairlane
Will these fit my 1955 Pontiac Star Chief Catalina?
Will these work on a 1968 Cadillac hearse? 472 big block
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