Lowered WITHOUT MM spacers?
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I have my set of H&R springs just sitting in my garage waiting to be installed. Havent been able to get a set of the spacers yet and was wondering if anyone had any pics of a V lowered without the spacers. I just thinking throw the springs on and then get the spacers in there when I can find a set....thoughts?
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i have seen it, its lowered in the front and stock in the back after you start driving. looks pretty funny with such an extreme rake. just make a set out of a stack of washers welded together
these were going for 40$ back in the day
https://ls1tech.com/forums/cadillac-...g-spacers.html
these were going for 40$ back in the day
https://ls1tech.com/forums/cadillac-...g-spacers.html
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I ran those for about a week. They work ok, but they werent quite enough for h&r springs. The rear was about 1/2-3/4 of an inch to high after i drove it a few miles. I ended up making mm style spacers and it sits perfect now.
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Medium length answer: You CAN run H&R springs without MM spacers (or other similarly functioning spacers)... BUT... It puts your self leveling nimovat shock OUT of its intended operating range for normal every-day driving. Your resulting ride height may look okay, but the resulting ride quality may be quite undesirable. This is however, highly subjective, and everyone has a different opinion on what "good" ride quality is..
Short answer: Do whatever the fk u wanna do....
Short answer: Do whatever the fk u wanna do....