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Old 11-24-2003, 11:39 PM
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Question heating springs?

i heard you can heat the springs with blocks under the car to lower the car. how do i know how much heat to put on it, without weakening or cutting the springs? also, anybody have any tips on this? i dont wanna mess anything up. thanks.
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Re: heating springs?

I have a tip...don't do it. It will only cause major problems down the road.

What model cuttlass do you have? What year?
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Re: heating springs?

Heating the springs will just weaken them and they will break with use
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