I was wondering has anyone on this forum cut their coil springs (stock ones) to lower their car? I have heard that it makes them stiffer (in my book thats good) but my question is if I lower my car a good 1.5" by diong this will a mechanic shop be able to align the car correctly so that my tires arent destroyed in a month? Also I do have some new adjustable gas shocks to replace the stock ones...\
Also one more question is has anyone re hinged their hood to get it to open from the back instead of from the front? If so what does it take and how hard is it to do?
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#36072, "RE: Questions about mod work..." In response to Reply # 0
Well if you have the cash to make your NA 420a engine have that much horsepower and still stay NA, why can't you afford to do it right and get coilovers? Cutting springs is cheap and very very ricey.
#36073, "RE: Questions about mod work..." In response to Reply # 1
cutting springs make them very bouncy. bouncy equals dangerous. use a little common sense. They wouldn't make aftermarket springs if all you had to do was cut your stock ones.
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#36076, "RE: Questions about mod work..." In response to Reply # 4
Ok guys thanks for the posts I will probably just buy some new coilovers... If anyone has any idea about the hood gimmie a post I think it would be a show winner to open the oposite way.
198hp @6350 rpm NA 420A (Thanks to new JE forged 9.5:1 Deep Dishers ready for Zex Nitrous 150 Shot) -THIS IS NOT MY CAR ITS A FRIENDS!