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customfab4x4 · 03-06-2024, 01:42 PM

Great idea on the Chevelle springs or A body springs.

I do see Chevelle springs generally lower our trucks by 2"? So a 1" Chevelle drop coil results in a 3" drop on our C10 trucks.

I ran into BMR progressive springs, P/N SP015R, which is only $120 for a progressive. Reviews show these coils drop a Chevelle by 3" to 3.5" (they are marketed as 2" drop). Even found guys saying the CCP coils are terrible and replaced by the BMRs.

Variable 125-200 lb/in spring rate which is pretty darn soft. Hopefully not too soft for the BMRs

My experience with CCP is awful and never recommend their products. Horrible customer service too. Buyer Beware.

Let u guys know how they turn out.

03-06-2024, 01:42 PM	#7
customfab4x4 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2023 Location: Dripping Springs, TX Posts: 9	Re: Rear Coil Input - Softer Spring Rates? Great idea on the Chevelle springs or A body springs. I do see Chevelle springs generally lower our trucks by 2"? So a 1" Chevelle drop coil results in a 3" drop on our C10 trucks. I ran into BMR progressive springs, P/N SP015R, which is only $120 for a progressive. Reviews show these coils drop a Chevelle by 3" to 3.5" (they are marketed as 2" drop). Even found guys saying the CCP coils are terrible and replaced by the BMRs. Variable 125-200 lb/in spring rate which is pretty darn soft. Hopefully not too soft for the BMRs My experience with CCP is awful and never recommend their products. Horrible customer service too. Buyer Beware. Let u guys know how they turn out. Last edited by customfab4x4; 03-06-2024 at 02:02 PM.