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I'm in the same boat as you 'Rat...fully loaded F41, I like the firmer ride, I have been in Buicks and Olds with FE1 and FE3. Its nice, but F41 gives you more road feel.
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
Hey Rat, How about some P/N'* for the F41 springs, front and rear
Just gimme a little time to copy out all the charts then! LOL
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Originally Posted by Steve LS
Ty I thought you were using the Moog'* for your lowering springs ? I'm still dreaming of a set one day. It would still be so nice to get some solid PSI rates as in stock and your aftermarket ones. If I go lower on the 86 I want it to be stiff, then I'll probably it Unless I'm going like hell then it will smooth out.
Ty
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The final deal is a 2000-2003 Bonneville kit that will use just the front springs and have instructions for lowering the rear. This will reduce costs maintain stock performance and give the look for a better price.
Keep us all updated on your progress.
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Originally Posted by Steve LS
Ty I thought you were using the Moog'* for your lowering springs ? I'm still dreaming of a set one day. It would still be so nice to get some solid PSI rates as in stock and your aftermarket ones. If I go lower on the 86 I want it to be stiff, then I'll probably it Unless I'm going like hell then it will smooth out.
Ty
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