Product Details
Chevy Chevelle 1971, Rear Lowering Coil Springs with 2" Rear Drop Height by UMI Performance®. Quantity: 2 per Pack. When UMI chose to manufacture this own line of springs UMI Performance went all out. Designed in conjunction with a leading Sprint Cup chassis engineer, these springs are the best in the business. The linear rate provides consistent handling characteristics which are important for Auto-x and Pro-Tour applications while the increase in stiffness reduces body roll and prevents the "floating" feeling so common with the A-body. These springs are suitable for Auto-x and Pro-Tour applications as well as corner carving/cruising. They have a tough black powder coat finish and UMI proudly manufactures these premium quality springs in the USA. As an industry leader in the muscle car suspension industry, UMI is proud to bring you the best spring in the business.
Specifications
| Spring Rate: 130 lbs/inch |
| Finish: Black Powder Coated |
| Material: Steel |
Features
- Consistent rates and only the best materials (premium Chrome Silicon wire) ensure your cars sits properly for years to come
- No more floating feeling
- Suitable for Pro-Tour, Auto-X and general cruising
- Designed specifically for racing applications
- Will help improve steering response, traction, and stability
- Expect to get enhanced handling and overall driving comfort
UMI Performance® is an industry leading manufacturer of muscle car and modern muscle suspension components. For over 15 years, it has been the enthusiasts first choice when upgrading their muscle cars for better handling and performance. With complete in-house engineering and manufacturing, UMI Performance builds best-in-class suspension products, tested in real racing conditions to give every customer the ultimate in performance and reliability. The company provides hundreds of replacement and performance suspension components proudly designed and fabricated in its Pennsylvania-based manufacturing facility which utilizes the latest CNC machining and CNC laser cutting as well as press brake operation, MIG and TIG welding and engineering.