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Old 10-23-2009, 12:15 AM   #9
MXmaniac
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Re: Drop height questions

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SO, Not to high jack but its on topic. If you wanna be low and you plan on buying springs and spindles later but you are say......ummmmmmm....whats the word.....ohya Impatient...What are your thoughts on heating up the spring how bad does this turn out.

Obviously ghetto and redneck...But would it suffice for the Low needs of a broke person?

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