DA's on the rear are more helpful than on the front
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we arent talking about lowering the rear, so it doesnt matter if they will tuck or not. They will, as long as I roll my fenders, but I think the rear sits in a good spot now so I am only worried about the fronts.Originally posted by ICEPICK View Postpost 48 coverd it. i was gonna go 11.5" wide on rear tire but as a show car i dont take to beating the quaarter lip in with a hammer as good for the paint. i know alot of people that just cut springs, but check out diffrent options.
It looks like im going to try to just cut about half a coil off the front springs. I relaly dont want to damage anything trying to get off that damn rusty nust
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Originally posted by ThreeHonks View Postwe arent talking about lowering the rear, so it doesnt matter if they will tuck or not. They will, as long as I roll my fenders, but I think the rear sits in a good spot now so I am only worried about the fronts.
It looks like im going to try to just cut about half a coil off the front springs. I relaly dont want to damage anything trying to get off that damn rusty nust
your still going to have to pull the springs off to cut them down.. or at least i would just to make sure u dont cut something else
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Thanks Fred. I think I made up my mind that I am just going to use the stock springs and cut half a coil off, if I even decide to do it at all. I dont wanna screw up the stru t in the processOriginally posted by MunsterZ28 View Post
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