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Being they're linear and there isn't any progression to change; has anyone successfully anyone cut their OE springs rather than using Swift etc? On another platform I owned with linear
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Cut OE Springs
Being they're linear and there isn't any progression to change; has anyone successfully anyone cut their OE springs rather than using Swift etc?
On another platform I owned with linear springs it was a very common modification without any repercussions. We were typically dropping 3/4" to 1-1/2" without any harm to even the OE shocks and struts. I'm surprised I don't see it at all in the Z community.
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