Issues with lowering springs....
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Ddubb
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Depends on a few things. Your front springs might take a little longer to settle in than the fronts, especially if they are stiffer springs.
If your rear rubber spring insulators are worn down and flattened, it could be making your rear end sag.
You can either replace them if yours are worn which is common, poly might raise it up a little higher, or there are those little metal spacers you can put in your springs that would raise it up a little bit.
- Dan
If your rear rubber spring insulators are worn down and flattened, it could be making your rear end sag.
You can either replace them if yours are worn which is common, poly might raise it up a little higher, or there are those little metal spacers you can put in your springs that would raise it up a little bit.
- Dan