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#91645551
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Return PolicyMaximize your spring tuning capabilities with these adjustable spring shims. Hidden-style shim is out of sight above the spring. Threaded steel two-piece design. Adjust the shim to where you want and then spot weld it.
Features a 2-7/8" center hole to allow use with stock style shocks. Can be used with either 5" or 5-1/2" diameter springs.
CA WARNING:
Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91645551 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| GENERAL | |
| Finish | Zinc Plated |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | 5.24 INCH OD BASE PLATE. 2.74 INCH HEIGHT. 2.94 INCH ID TUBE. 3.24 OD TUBE. |
| Material Type | Steel |
4.8
30 Reviews
Customers highly appreciate the product for its quality, usability, and practicality. They mention the product is great for adjusting ride heights, and most found it easy to install. Users have reliably used the item in varying car models and applications, from racing vehicles to street rods. The feature of easy adjustability without having to disturb the entire suspension was praised. Users recommend it over alternatives like rubber coil spacers and air shocks, noting it performs superiorly. The product is perceived as a cost-effective solution until one can afford coilovers. Material quality stood out as robust, and it was reported as working wonderfully, delivering expected results. Some suggested a lock-ring or stub screw inclusion could enhance the product, facilitating installation.
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Nice and sturdy
5.0
a year ago
Hardrider77
Peoria, AZ
Verified
We really like how well built this vent is. We put 4 in our 59 Plymouth build. They're sturdy & well built. Easy to adjust.
Would Recommend
Great product
5.0
2 years ago
Buckweat
glasgow ky
Verified
Easy to use. fast install.
Would Recommend
Great product
5.0
4 years ago
BigNoah
Fl
Verified
Needed this to help with circle track set up.
Would Recommend
Good for Gbody
5.0
5 years ago
Witman69
Reno, NV
Verified
Used this to raise the front end on my 86 Monte Carlo SS with Drop springs. You need to bend the tabs in the spring pocket to have it sit flat, but it works until i can save up for coilovers.
Would Recommend
Good price and quality
5.0
5 years ago
Cesar
San Lorenzo, CA
Verified
Good
Would Recommend
I will most definitely buy again when needed
5.0
6 years ago
Dirtdobber
Kentucky
Verified
Installed great and worked like they should. Great quality work
Would Recommend
Yes lots of adjustment
5.0
6 years ago
Jon
Cartersville Ga
Verified
Very happy with these on my 68 Chevelle I cut out the stock spring guides and welded these in. I needed 1.5 inch worked great
Would Recommend
Nice way to adjust ride height
5.0
6 years ago
LonJovi
Murfreesboro,Tn
Verified
much better than those rubber coil spacers
Would Recommend
Great product works as it should
5.0
7 years ago
Tony Sims
Auburn, Georgia
Verified
Easy to install
Would Recommend
Good ideal on this part easy to put on better than air shock
5.0
7 years ago
Tech Jim
Del Rio Tx
Verified
Better than air shocks
Would Recommend
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I purchased these to raise my 68 Camaro w/2" drop spindles on stock A-arms ~ 1". My coil spring ends are very pronounced (not flat). Should I be concerned that top A-arm spring perch alignment pocket to accept pronounced spring ends will be eliminated with the flat spacer? Maybe create a pocket in spacer or cut top of spring flat to match flat spacer? Other alternatives? Don't worry about it?
by Tom
• 7 years ago
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we are looking to raise a 1988 (3rd gen) Camaro 2-3'', is this a viable option? or a compatible part?
by chopsaw
• 8 years ago
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I have the speedway tubular a arms with 2" drop spindles on my 69 Camaro. The front end in now too low. Will these work for my application to raise the front end? How do these adjust wile on the car?
by Ryan
• 9 years ago
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is there a locknut or is it mandatory to spotweld
by 54chev
• 11 years ago
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is there a lock nut or is it mandatory to spot weld
by 54chev
• 11 years ago
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What is the outer diameter of the threaded area? i ask because my rear springs taper down to 3.5" on the top coil.
by 231pontiac
• 11 years ago
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what is the minimum height
by Rx7Carl
• 12 years ago
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Inside diameter ? I know it says 2 7/8" center hole for a stock location shock if this is used in the front, can you verify that this is correct? In the picture it appears to be sitting on a 5" rear spring and the hole looks small. Thanks
by Pedro74
• 13 years ago
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