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11-27-2009, 11:08 PM
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lowering a 2005 cavalier
does any one no what the cheapest and easyest way to lowering a 2005 cavalier.i just painted the car and i think it would look better if it was lowered a little.and how bad would it make it ride.thanks
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12-02-2009, 01:14 AM
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Re: lowering a 2005 cavalier
Cheapest and easiest... just cut a bit of the springs out.
Do it right, which is not cheap, but will cause fewer problems. Install lowering springs and have it aligned. Special parts may be required to be able to get the camber correct after lowering it. A drop of 1.4" gives the best handling (control arms parallel to ground).
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