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Old 11-21-2010, 12:44 PM   #1
redbaron69
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thoughts on cut/heated springs

the front coils on my 70 project have been cut, and the rear have been heated to drop the truck.(PO done this) i will admit i like the stance it sits pretty low. im building this truck as a "shop truck" that i will drive on the weekends and to work some. my question is pros/cons on the drop "method"? i have personaly never owned a truck that has been dropped this way, and not sure what to expect. just looking for some advise so i can replace the springs now, instead of later after is all put back together. thanks for any input.
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