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68 TT

05-03-2013 03:40 AM

Re: Cutting Coils

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Originally Posted by rattle69 (Post 6044939)

I work at a shop that lifts newer jeeps everyday and we just toss the springs. It's funny reading this because I was looking at a pair in the scrap bin thinking that they might fit on a c10. Any idea what kind of drop if any the 07 up rear jeep springs would give? How about other vehicles stock springs? Maby an 80's regal or cutlass, el camino?

I have some old ones from my 79 Malibu I was going to try out. They have really thin wire though so it will probably be too soft to use if you put anything in the back. Most likely a station wagon rear spring will have a higher rate and work better for a truck. Not very common to find though.

kaycee

05-03-2013 09:02 AM

Re: Cutting Coils

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Originally Posted by rattle69 (Post 6044939)

It dropped mine right at 3 1/2" like mentioned before they are kinda squishy so no real heavyloads but the ride is great empty

chevy72blu

05-03-2013 01:09 PM

Re: Cutting Coils

I cut one coil of my front end which brought it down about 2". It looks great, but it made the ride which was already stiff, much worse. Hopefully new shocks will help, but if not I'm going to the Eibach progressive 2" springs.

rattle69

05-03-2013 01:15 PM

Re: Cutting Coils

I just grabbed some 2010 4 door jk springs that I'm going to try out. I will keep results posted. Going to cut front and see how good of a drop I can do for free.

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