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Old 05-12-2003, 11:02 AM
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a friend of mine had his stock springs heated today and dropped 2 inches. is this safe??? it saved him a lot of money, but will the wear factory parts quicker??? suicide
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to keep it short: DON'T DO THIS IF YOU LIKE YOUR CAR!!!!!!
Old 05-12-2003, 04:21 PM
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bad, bad, bad idea. I'd say this is a worse idea than cutting your stock springs.

Springs can be had for as cheap as $120. If you can't afford $120, don't modify your car.
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Actually, I've had my front springs heated too. Their ride was ok. But it was uneven so one of my tires is rubbing. Thank goodness for my coilovers. No more rubbing.
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