cutting springs to lower car?

[ExplodingCake]

Thanks for the correction. I wasn't 100% sure, but would rather be safe then sorry. Thanks Cake.

It's no biggie

[CB7H22Los]

def. a big no no like everyone said here..you pay to play! don't go cheap unless you want it to damage sooner then later...good luck

[92smokeaccord]

I've also had people tell me to heat them up, then they will slowly lower. Stop heating when they hit the height you want. True?

yes to a certain point....see when u heat metal it will expand and soften...so in order to keep them in good stiffness when cooled,u must heat cherry red as quick as possable compress with th right machine and cool instanly so the metal gets hard really fast...theres a spring shop that does this for 100 for 4 springs...but the recomend that u go no lower than 2in as the stock rates will not handel the drop and bounce all over the place...

[LoDollar92LX]

dont use those shitty $40 ebay "coilovers" either. buy real lowering springs, or dont do it at all.

['93CB7Ex]

Tein Stech + Koni STRT = Budget setup.

i have s techs and they are nice springs. i need to get some nice shocks though. can vouch for tein though.