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  • !Spring rubber/garden hose mod...

    so anyone do it? any issues. I had an old big lots hose we don't use, so I hacked it upt and did it since I had the rear springs out.

    looks like a 1/2-1 in difference looking at the springs haven't dropped the car yet but should look cool.
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    i have no idea what you are talking about pics maybe?

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    • #3
      I think he's talking about removing the rubber bushing at the top of the rear spring tower and instead slipping a section of rubber garden hose over a few of the coils. If I remember correctly that bushing is at least an inch thick right?
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      • #4
        Leaving the back lower than the front?
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        • #5
          more like evening the back with the front
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          • #6
            Originally posted by Tyler:
            more like evening the back with the front
            Yeah, mine was almost an inch taller in the back before I put my springs on... now they're about even.
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            • #7
              I always had more gap in the rear then the front.
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              • #8
                i used to hear about that one a lot, but not recently. ive never heard about many problems from it, but i dont really know of anyone here who's tried it.

                maybe someone in the suspension section will know...

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