I'm wondering if anyone has cut their springs on their camaro. I'm wondering how they ride, good or bad etc. Plus how many springs did you cut? Hope to get some feedback
Travis

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just buy drop spring there are plenty to chose from cutting your springs is dangerous and the ride will be horrible thers a bunch more reason but i am too tired ill let someone else tell ya

 

I wouldn't recommend it, but if u only wanted like a 1" or 1.5" drop etc... u should be ok. Most shops will know how much to cut off to get u the correct drop.

Either way if it's a older OR high milage FBody, I would REALLY recommend getting new shocks.

The other process I have heard about is heating the springs, and compressing them slightly to give you the desired height.

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yeah, all that and one more, cutting springs is a ricer thing to do, all show and no go. car is dropped,but rides like crap. get springs.

 

I thought about it, but just get the springs. You'll like it better in the long run

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I've heard bad things about cutting springs, such as rides ****ty and won't pass inspection if you take it to a shop that checks everything on a car...but I was just wondering if there was any positives to it. I'm trying to find air cylinders for my car but I can't find any so it looks like I'ma have to go with something else.
Travis

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"Fear not the unkown
For fearing what you do not know is nothing more
than fearing your ability to deal with it."

"There are only three true sports; bull fighting, mountain climbing, and
automobile racing. The rest are just games." -- Ernest Hemingway

Dark Mettalic Green 94 3.4 V6 Camaro; A4, Flowmaster 80 Series, dual chrome tips, SS Hood, Fish Fin, K&N Intake, white "CAMARO" lettering across back bumper,Green Bass Light (interior), 17X8 Cragar Boost Chrome Rims, 255/45/17 Khumo Supra 712 tires,Sony X-Plod 4000 Head Unit, two 10" Rockford Fosgates, Green UnderBody Neon Kit
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