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Old 11-16-2019, 10:05 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by Kboggs View Post

It has been lowered, ride was not firm as with most that are.
It has to be lowered close to 2 inches, maybe more? Rides soft with no noises????
How do you know the springs were chopped? You've definitely got something funky going on, but those two statements above don't sound like chopped springs. You chop 2" out of a spring and that spring rate will be out the roof; you'll be bouncing your kidneys around like crazy.
You sure they didn't use a lowering spring? A lowering spring, poorly installed without fixing the geometry will, as others have mentioned, give you substantial toe-out,w which will give the vague feeling in the rear, as you describe.

You've definitely got something wonky going on, as evidenced by the wheels, as well.



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