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10-01-2012, 06:24 PM
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WTB/WTT dropped rear coil springs
I updated the rear trailing arms on the 68 S/C truck to a set of Porter Built tubular ones that have a built in 3" drop. My 6" springs were way to low, so I traded them for a pair of new 5" CPP drop springs. Guess what It's still to low, sooooooooo I need a set of 4" ones to get me back to the correct height. Let me know what you've got. Thanks in advance.
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