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Old 05-01-2012, 03:46 AM   #7
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Re: C 20 conversion to C 10

Short answer; yes. but you won't like the ride. Three inch shorter springs will be a little rough because there is not nearly as much travel in them. Lowered spindles do not change the geometry, they just lower the vehicle, this allows you to have a longer spring and better ride. same in the back, get a two inch lowering block and a 3" shorter spring. It will cost more but it is better to do the job once rather than having to redo after you are disapointed with the easy way. Just my .02
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