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what exactly is the heater hose mod?

Old 05-12-2008, 04:16 PM
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This is when people take out the rubber upper rear spring mounts/locators, and put heater hose (forgot diameter) over the upper coils in an effort to lower the car with stock height springs.
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does this actually work? my TA looks like you could fit some super swampers out back. im interested
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It only applies to the rear springs, and it only lowers you about 1/2"-3/4".
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I thought about doing it, but I'm thinking I'll have be lookin' like a frog with the nose high and the *** in the weeds
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Originally Posted by dailydriver
put heater hose (forgot diameter) .
The hose diameter is 5/8"

If you search the Suspension section, you'll find some pics. I know there was a thread within the last month
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Yea there are a few threads in suspension. It does give it a good lowered stance though. We did it on my brothers camaro and it looked good


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