MOOG Chassis Products Coil Spring Set P/N:CC670
MOOG Chassis Products CS638 front coil spring set for the 1968-1969 Chevrolet Camaro and other vehicles supports the front of the vehicle and carries its suspension load.
Worn or sagging coil springs can cause premature tire wear because the vehicle sits out of alignment. Worn shocks, control arm bushings or an alignment fault can be behind the same signs, so find the cause before buying.
The 1968-1969 Chevrolet Camaro, the 1972 Chevrolet Nova and the 1964 Buick Special are among the vehicles this front coil spring set fits, and each takes one. If your car is not one of those three, look it up by year, make and model on the Buyer's Guide tab.
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Build and materials
Interchange: 566-055 · 277-1154 · 585-1002 · 831-638
45H0002 · 388493 · 3928302 · 3928305 · 3932766 · 3955712 · 3955717 · 397906 · 4114272 · FCS154 · FCS154S · FCS638S · SMS638 · U638S · SP08201
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Will this Nova coil spring fit a 1972 Chevrolet Nova?
Yes. MOOG Chassis Products CS638 is a front coil spring set listed for the 1972 Chevrolet Nova, which takes one.
What spring rate and free height does the MOOG CS638 have?
This front coil spring set has a spring rate of 328 lbs per inch and a free height of 417.58 mm (16.44 in), with a 15.88 mm bar diameter.
What are the end types and diameters of this front coil spring set?
Both ends are tangential. The inner diameter is 92.2 mm (3.63 in) and the outside diameter is 4.890 in.
How can I tell if my front coil springs have sagged?
A front end that sits lower than it used to, or a car that leans to one side, can be a sign. A shop can measure the spring against the 417.58 mm free height listed for this set.
Is the MOOG CS638 coil spring load tested?
Yes. Each MOOG Chassis Products CS638 spring is 100% load tested, and the design is meant to lower stresses for longer service life.
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