Rear ride height without air shocks.

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72valiant said:
They must be. I appreciate the help.
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Any time. That's what I would do. Your springs appear good....just stock and you seem to want it higher. I kinda like some rake, too. I think you'll be happy and come out cheaper just fixin what you have. Make sure you tie the air lines in a safe place and you'll be good. Good luck with it! -Rob
 
I like air shocks but if you don't want to run them you could go with a little taller tire to give it the stance you want.
 
dartfreak75 said:
I like air shocks but if you don't want to run them you could go with a little taller tire to give it the stance you want.
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Yep, that makes a difference.

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72valiant said:
Looks like the problem I'm having with the air shocks comes from the driver side hose getting to close to the exhaust pipe. The pipe burnt a small hole into the hose. The shocks are a pair of Gabriel HiJackers part number 729706. Does anyone know of a place to get a replacement hose? I'm digging around the internet but there's a lot of different part numbers I'm seeing and I'm not sure which is compatible. Thanks.
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Local parts store , or RockAuto will have the air line kit.
 
72valiant said:
Can anyone recommend a good pair of air shocks if I decide to go that route?
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Here you go, the best ride and they do not take a lot of air pressure to keep them up. Position your ride height where you want it.

Many A Bodies that I know of are running these now. Everyone that puts them on, problems solved, and they love them.
Rockauto.com 66 Barracuda.

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These Monroe are the best product. Stay away from Gabriel Hijackers, they ride hard like a Lumber Wagon.
 
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