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1LowToy · 01-08-2011, 06:46 PM

GMC Guy

I was just out and had a look at mine (scratchin head). I did a flip kit in back and checked the rear spring arches with the springs out and they looked good. Yet I still have the chevy lean to the right side. I'm goin to wait until I get some new springs to cut and hopefully I can level it out. I had some lowering springs that I got off of another truck but with out knowing how low they would be I sold them. I'm thinking maybe some for an 87 v6? I have an inline six now. I measured from the bump stop to the frame on each side and there is a big difference. So starting out cutting something that's not even to begin with probibly won't work.

Good question by the way, and good luck. It was foggy cold up here today so the best chore I can do today is get more firewood to put by the front door.

01-08-2011, 06:46 PM	#16
1LowToy Registered User Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Sonora California Posts: 860	Re: Cutting coil questions GMC Guy I was just out and had a look at mine (scratchin head). I did a flip kit in back and checked the rear spring arches with the springs out and they looked good. Yet I still have the chevy lean to the right side. I'm goin to wait until I get some new springs to cut and hopefully I can level it out. I had some lowering springs that I got off of another truck but with out knowing how low they would be I sold them. I'm thinking maybe some for an 87 v6? I have an inline six now. I measured from the bump stop to the frame on each side and there is a big difference. So starting out cutting something that's not even to begin with probibly won't work. Good question by the way, and good luck. It was foggy cold up here today so the best chore I can do today is get more firewood to put by the front door.