Lowering springs in front effect 60'?
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The front of my car sits about an 1" higher than the rear. I was thinking of either cutting some stock springs and putting them in front or just putting lowering springs in front. Would a stiffer rate spring in front effect 60' at all? I have stock springs in the back with the spring isolater removed and am just wanting to lower the front a bit.
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Originally Posted by LS1BlackZ28
The front of my car sits about an 1" higher than the rear. I was thinking of either cutting some stock springs and putting them in front or just putting lowering springs in front. Would a stiffer rate spring in front effect 60' at all? I have stock springs in the back with the spring isolater removed and am just wanting to lower the front a bit.
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When I had lowering springs my 60' were suffering because the nose was having trouble picking up and transfering weight because of the spring rate. I went to 12 way adjustable HALs and was able to adjust the ride height to where I wanted it.
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Originally Posted by SILVER BULLET
When I had lowering springs my 60' were suffering because the nose was having trouble picking up and transfering weight because of the spring rate. I went to 12 way adjustable HALs and was able to adjust the ride height to where I wanted it.