Spring Relocation?

Hi All,

I'm looking at relocating the rear springs in 3" on my Aussie Charger.
Just wondering what kit would be best to buy?
Also I need some advise as to where I should put the jack stands to support the chassis before cutting into it.
Pics would be really appreciated.
Thanks.

I asked the same question and took it a step further in asking about spring selection in my Demon build. No responses yet. Look at US Car tools kit. I am in the middle of their mini tub kit install now.

http://store.uscartool.com/mopar-a-body-spring-hanger-relocation-kit.html

Dartn440 said:

I asked the same question and took it a step further in asking about spring selection in my Demon build. No responses yet. Look at US Car tools kit. I am in the middle of their mini tub kit install now.

http://store.uscartool.com/mopar-a-body-spring-hanger-relocation-kit.html

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Please post pics of that mini tub install. Thanks.

RMS
https://www.reillymotorsports.com/store/home.php?cat=276

EXcappa, I don't mean to sound like an expert on A-body rear suspensions because I'm not, but I did install the Mopar spring relocation kit on my '62 Valiant. The installation was not too difficult, but when you move your leaf springs inward it really changes the handling of the rear end! I found the rear end would oscillate back and forth a lot after a turn, rather than settling down like it should; and when trying to launch the car, that oscillating weight shift would make the positraction diff do weird things (really hard to control)!! I added a large-diameter rear sway bar, which did make a big improvement, but I'm still not happy with the my car's handling (also, worm-and-pinion steering sucks compared to rack steering!), so now I would like to install a multi-link setup (and a steering rack). I can post a picture of my car's rear springs if you'd like me to. So after you install your spring relocation kit, be sure drive your car very gingerly until you have figured out the way the rear end behaves.

Thanks for the replies.

Bill i would appreciate a pic thanks.
I've done a heap of searching and there are mixed reviews on handling post spring relocation.
I'm not overly concerned it the handling is reduced slightly but don't want it to handle like a bucket of water.