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    Cutting stock springs

    How much can you cut without screwing up stuff biggest fear is cutting to much on the rear
    Sold-87 325
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    #2
    You cant do it without screwing stuff up really.

    Sold it.

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      #3
      Cutting springs bad. This isn't 1962, you are better off buying a set of used sport springs, no matter how many miles are on them, if you want to keep it cheap.

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        #4
        You can cut the front springs, but I wouldn't recommend it. You cannot cut the rear springs though.

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          #5
          all I would do is cut a 1 coil maybe only half on the rear and for the front a coil maybe 2 I got a family friend in Long Beach Cali who owns a shop called ERP he builds Team Porsche suspension sometimes they cut there springs to get a stiffer spring rate
          Sold-87 325
          BBS RK Wheels
          H&R Cup Kit
          E30 ///M3 Light up knob
          Clutch Stop
          ///M Roadster FloorMats
          Jim C Chip

          91 318is
          M50 Swap
          Headers
          UUC Underdrive pulleys
          K&N 3in Cone
          Jim C Chip
          Soon H&R Coilovers
          BBS RS

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            #6
            you're better off ditching the pads in the rear and not cutting the springs. you'll get about the same amount of lowering without destroying your springs...
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              #7
              Originally posted by Ravins
              all I would do is cut a 1 coil maybe only half on the rear and for the front a coil maybe 2 I got a family friend in Long Beach Cali who owns a shop called ERP he builds Team Porsche suspension sometimes they cut there springs to get a stiffer spring rate
              Cutting aftermarket non tapered springs and oem tapered springs are too different animals.

              Sold it.

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