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Old 09-24-2003, 01:49 PM
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lowering springs

where can i find springs to lower a 92-95 grand prix.
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Re: lowering springs

You can't. Well..not for the front and back. You can get Suspension Techniques springs from JCWhitney to drop the front. They are listed as a Lumina spring. BUT, there are no coil-over springs to drop the rear, because there are NO springs in the rear of your car. For the rear, the options are limited to these:

1. Aftermarket coil-overs. Very pricey. www.fastfwdperformance.com

2. Replace your rear mono-leaf spring with one from www.flex-a-form.com This will give you a 1" drop in the rear, but it is not an easy install.

3. Add weight...lots of it to the rear. Sandbags work good.
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