[FOR SALE] FS BRAND NEW: Calvert Racing Suspension - Split MonoLeaf springs + CalTracs Traction Bars + Kit

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Unused, never installed. Purchased for a '76 Duster, but ended up with Street Lynx instead. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Leaf Springs were $400, still new.
CalTracs traction bars were $370, still new
Shackles were $60, still new.
U bolts are for a 3" axle, were $35, still new.

All told it was $860, Asking $750 plus actual shipping costs from Cedar Rapids IA.
Willing to split up if necessary, make reasonable offers.

Edit: I checked in with Calvert directly on compatibility. They state:
"The CalTrac bars, rear shackles and springs will fit any A-body Mopar, (the springs are a 1" above stock ride height set), the u-bolts will fit any rear axle with a 3" tube diameter, 8 3/4, Dana 60, 10/12 bolt GM, and most 9" Ford rears."
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Gallery with larger photos here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/djwEEnqKhR7Ghew6A
 
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pntastar69 said:
Calvert lists 3 different part numbers for the traction bars, 4200, 4201 and 4209. Which ones are they?
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4200 are standard, 4201 are Low Profile for if you've lowered ride height, and 4209 are special for inboard shocks. I believe they're 4200.

EDIT: 4201 Low Profile is for street, (vs 4200 drag strip specific), and per Cuda below they are Low Profile.
 
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pntastar69 said:
Thanks. Believe they are or know they are 4200?
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Believe, because it wouldn't make any sense to order low profile bars with +1" springs.
But I just sent an email back to Calvert to see if they can confirm.

EDIT: Per Cuda, 4201 (and per the website, LP for street use, not LP for lowered suspensions as I at first had misunderstood it.)
 
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