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<blockquote data-quote="jwiles6186" data-source="post: 9821667" data-attributes="member: 64943"><p>You could use these springs here: <a href="http://www.lightningforceperformance.com/Bell_Tech_Lowering_Coil_Springs_-_3.00''_Drop.html" target="_blank">Bell Tech Lowering Coil Springs - 3.00'' Drop at LightningForcePerformance.com - Your American Muscle Parts Depot</a> to lower your front they say 3" of drop, but for the L it's only 2", however, you could remove the iso and have a 3" drop up front. As for the rear you could use shackles to lower it down to as much as 4"</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jwiles6186, post: 9821667, member: 64943"] You could use these springs here: [url="http://www.lightningforceperformance.com/Bell_Tech_Lowering_Coil_Springs_-_3.00''_Drop.html"]Bell Tech Lowering Coil Springs - 3.00'' Drop at LightningForcePerformance.com - Your American Muscle Parts Depot[/url] to lower your front they say 3" of drop, but for the L it's only 2", however, you could remove the iso and have a 3" drop up front. As for the rear you could use shackles to lower it down to as much as 4" [/QUOTE]
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