Re: Calvert Shock Users?

[mike creglow <mcreglow@xxxxxxxxx>]

i'm running calvert shocks on front and back on my car with no
complaints.  i suggest that you make the front shocks as long as
possible by stacking washers on the bottom side of the inner fender,
and remove the upper control arm bump stops.  that will help with
weight transfer on launch.  refer to the following URL:

http://s596.photobucket.com/albums/tt41/mcreglow/?action=view&current=IMGP0770.jpg

the calvert rear shocks are sourced from rancho.  i took a sharpie to
mark the notches on the shock.  otherwise they are hard to see when
adjusting at the track.

mike

>
>>  >I planning to pull the trigger and buy a complete set of Calvert shocks for my
>>  >'65 Belvedere.  12 flat car (almost) at a race weight of 3850.
>>  >
>>  >Anyone have any experience with them?  They're going to cost about $300 for the
>>  >four shocks and I don't want to spend it foolishly.
>
>>  >Akron Don Gallimore

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