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Lowering the bird


thunderbird muscle
04-01-2005, 08:20 PM
Has anyone lowered a bird using a good ol fashioned torch. I want to do it saturday and I was wondering if anyone has done it. Any tips what can I mess up on it when doing it. What would be reasons not to do it this way.

I live on a dirt road that gets pretty messed up when it rains so how far should I go If I do the drop?

jedimaster26
04-02-2005, 01:27 AM
If you plan to cut the coils it will create a crappy ride. Have a pro replace the springs and shocks.

CamaroSSBoy346
04-02-2005, 07:26 AM
If you plan to cut the coils it will create a crappy ride. Have a pro replace the springs and shocks.

For looks, that technique is okay. Otherwise, it will deminish all other aspects. You will have a crappy ride (bouncing all over the place), it will certainly compromise cornering abilities. When you cut your springs, it will create heat. Heat causes the springs to become weak. I dont reccomend it. Fork over $250, and buy a set of real lowering springs...like i did.. :icon16:

thunderbird muscle
04-02-2005, 08:27 AM
I'm going to buy springs I just wanted to lower it for the beach next weak :evillol: I quess I'll wait a couple of weaks. And I had pro to handle it! Me! No my dad is Ford Tech he knows his shit I just don't like asking him a bunch of questions.

97Bird
04-02-2005, 11:11 PM
That's what Dads are for!!!

thunderbird muscle
04-03-2005, 07:32 PM
^lol^well I'm a grown man! I bought some spring locks that I'm going to put on Monday afternoon I'm going to Panama City next weekend.

97Bird
04-03-2005, 08:54 PM
It doesn't matter how old you are to ask your Dad questions. Life is short so spend time with him and ask away!

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