Ridetech StreetGrip Dual-Rate Coil Springs 1978-1987 Monte Carlo G-Body
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GM G-Body
Malibu / El Camino / Monte Carlo / Cutlass / Regal / Bonneville / Grand Prix
StreetGRIP front lowering coil springs improve the handling, ride quality and stance of your 1978-1988 GM B-Body muscle car including Monte Carlo, Malibu, Regal, Grand National, 442, Hurst/Olds, Lemans, Grand Prix, El Camino and T-Type. They feature a dual rate design spring which gives your A-Body the best of both worlds. The "soft" spring section helps your car to transition over small road irregularities with emphsis on comfort. As the spring further compresses, such as when encountering large bumps and high cornering loads, the design transition to the firmer aka "stiff" spring rate. StreetGRIP coil springs are CNC cold-wound from high tensile premium steel by then powder-coated for long-lasting, consistent operation. Using our exclusive test track, RideTech works in conjunction with Hyperco, our technology partner, to develop custom dual rate springs to ensure the best possible handling and ride quality for your G-Body.
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