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Username Post: Lowering the Front End on a 49-54
cederholm 
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cederholm
Age: 46
Loc: Brooklyn NY
Reg: 09-28-10
07-17-12 11:03 AM - Post#2249105    
    In response to DEEDDUDE

Don't cut your coils, new lowing coils are cheap enough, why mess with old sagging springs.

I have 3" blocks and 3" lowered coils on my car, very happy with the ride height and handling.

~ Carl
Carl E. Cederholm
Brooklyn NYC
'53 Deluxe MoreDoor, triPPPle Rochesters, Fenton exhaust, dual Porter mufflers, 3" drop, 12v, and Offenhauser shinny bits!

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