It should be fine, I actually rode around like that for almost a year with no issues... What spring rate do you have up front?
Since I have coil overs in the front would it be ok to cut the rears?
It should be fine, I actually rode around like that for almost a year with no issues... What spring rate do you have up front?
175lb
you should be fine cutting the rears just dont hack off like three coils. take your time and measure both sides and do it right. and make sure you tighten everything back up good and snug
Cutting springs is not good.
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i agree.. people say its bad but have they ever tried it? if it is dont the right way you can get very good results. My car handles a little better and looks better. It DOES NOT ride anymore diffrent that stock as far as the ride goes. So until you try it or get a good reason cutting springs is bad. move on
Based on the numbers you quoted your spring rate went from 180lbs/in to 193lbs/in that's definitely more than a slight change lol.
We cut the springs in my friends Scoupe since it was a beater parts car. Took off only 1 coil and it went from riding like a Hyundai to riding like a 1908 Model T with the springs replaced by solid chunks of iron. It was awesome if you liked roller coaster rides. So yeah, as someone who HAS cut non-progressive rate springs... its not a good idea.
You could have just stuck a fat chick in the back, would have saved you from having to cut anything.
But anywho, glad you haven't noticed any change in ride quality.
That is the most worthless post ever. Try again when you have some evidence or information to support your claim.
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