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Uneven front end.. easier to lower..
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Apparently when my wheel came off a while back and I busted my brake drum I also snapped one of my front coil springs
I was wondering why the front was sitting uneven so now that I have a picture of it all I need to do is lifted up and take the broken piece off cut the equal amount on the right side to lower it Looks like 1 ful coil but isn't too much lower cuz the broken piece is still in there |
Re: Uneven front end.. easier to lower..
So instead of replacing a old, rusty, and broke part out your going cut into another rusty worn out part?
Budget or not your risking your ass and others by doing this. |
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Springs aren't that expensive. Is it really worth the risk? |
Re: Uneven front end.. easier to lower..
Classic Industries has new lowering springs for $100. There may be places that have them cheaper.
http://www.classicindustries.com/sho...=coil%20spring $100 isn't worth risking your truck or someones life. |
Re: Uneven front end.. easier to lower..
A new pair of stock height original springs is $75 @ AutoZone.
http://www.autozone.com/suspension-s...?checkfit=true Safety first. |
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