Easy way to remove front spring?

if it's a stock spring, you'll likely need a spring compressor. you can get a cheap one from your local auto parts store; you don't need anything crazy. (about $9, I think) I got the kind that has two separate pieces that clamp onto opposite sides of the spring, then you tighten each side up a bit at a time until the spring has compressed to teh point where you can remove it. If you're putting in lowering springs, you probably won't need a compressor because those can be spun in and out by hand.

O' Rileys will rent you one for free. you just have to put up a deposit and they refund when you bring the compressor back. it's pretty easy with one of those. just jack up car take the shock out make sure car is all the way up with a arm totally extended. put the compressor in the spring (make sure you start off as high as you can get with the top clamp and the bottom as low as you can get.) you don't have to turn the bolt as much this way. spring just comes right out once it is compressed. and as stated in above post the 620 lowering coils go right in no compressor needed.

If you are going to reuse the springs, use a spring compressor to get them out. The way I remove springs that aren't going to be reinstalled is heat them with a torch until they loose their spring tension, then cut them with the torch. They drop out in two pieces and since the temper has been removed with the heat, they don't jump out at you, they just plop out of their place