Help - 67 Rear Suspension problem.

I´ve had the same problem w/my '68 Camaro. Can you see on the tire where the rubbing is happening? There are several different kinds of motion that go on when driving, up and down is determined by shock quality and stiffness, as well as leaf spring stiffness. The clearance also varies left to right, when you take a turn the car shifts a little to each side. If there is really 2inch clearance between your rear tires and the wheel well, and it is really hitting there, sounds like new shocks would help, maybe coilover shocks or air shocks. I put air shocks on my '68, seemed to help stability. I've also thought about putting multileafs on my car, I'm sure that would give a little extra height as well--

Terry M.

I know this is hard to believe, but mono springs are heavier duty then multi.

Try this.. South Side Machine makes a sort of traction bar called "lift bars". They bolt right in, recommended that you replace the T bolts with U bolts but they will raise the rear 2" to 3" and stiffen everything up pretty well.

...Ron

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Are the rims after-market? If so, then perhaps they have the wrong offset. Just a guess.