beforeal14

So im working on a 68 camaro build, plan on dropping a LSx some time in the hopefully near future, have plans for the brakes. Im baffled as to what to do with the rear airshocks that were installed. I currently have the stock leaf spring with the airshocks, what would be my best option to avoid having to fill this thing up with air every 3 days, Keep in mind money will be a slight issue as i am entering my last year of college, i just cant wait any longer to get this thing going to use as my DD and get rid of my cursed VW Jetta.

SexyTransAm

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adjustable leaf spring shackles

jam01

if the lines are just leaking, replace them.

deelong4002

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Air shocks were what was popular and readily available back then. My dad always talks about buying chevelles, and throwing air shocks on them to lift up the rear end. I tell him that's retarded

beforeal14

LOL dude it is retarded, i mean you get a mean lookin stance, I guess, but it just not practical ive replaced lines and shocks and they still leak i just want to move back to the good ol gas shocks. also is there a better spring to move to as far as that single leaf holding up the back, when my shocks get low the right tire scrapes the inner wheel well.