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Cutting rear FMS B springs

  • Thread starter Thread starter drewzx3
  • Start date Start date Mar 22, 2007
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drewzx3

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Would it be alright to cut just about a 1/4 to 1/2 a coil in the rear of my FMS B springs? Would it affect the springs any?
 

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I know my C springs have dead coils so you can do this... if it is a dead coil you can cut it.
 
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