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Old 12-09-2002, 09:03 PM
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I'm preferebly asking Pman. How did you lower your 3n1 chevelle. I forgot to ask in my previous thread.
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mmm....Chevelle, just lower it by softly bending the back leaf springs, adding lowering blocks to the back or just cutting springs, you would do it any way you would for any other musclecar
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mmm....Chevelle, just lower it by softly bending the back leaf springs, adding lowering blocks to the back or just cutting springs, you would do it any way you would for any other musclecar
The back of mine i used what lowrider just said.
The front was lowered by removing plastic out of the chassis so everything sat higher into the guards
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