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Cutting Coil Springs On S10. If you use lowering coil springs it changes the steering geometry and it will be hard to get the. I would use drop spindles with original springs. Some springs have a compressed last coil, or are ground flat. I know nothing about trucks or leaf. A sawzall is too jumpy for most. It is important that the cut spring still fit the spring seat. Use a cut off wheel, keep a close eye on temps, and just dont cut too much out. If cutting a coil spring, the best method is a band saw, either stationary or handheld. 1/2 coil gives you an 1 drop, cutting the coils does reduce spring rate. Taking a section out of the coil. Just gonna be a stock block 350 with good heads, intake, carb, and maybe 100 shot. You should be close to the same as buying coils,. I put them in and it jacked the truck up. Don't hit the oxygen, or it will cut the spring. The truck was hitting the bump stops so i bought some brand new 6 cylinder springs for the s10.

You should be close to the same as buying coils,. Just start near the end of the coil and you will hear the truck creak and groan, and you. Use a cut off wheel, keep a close eye on temps, and just dont cut too much out. If cutting a coil spring, the best method is a band saw, either stationary or handheld. Don't hit the oxygen, or it will cut the spring. A coil is made as one unit and one spring rate. 1/2 coil gives you an 1 drop, cutting the coils does reduce spring rate. Some springs have a compressed last coil, or are ground flat. If you use lowering coil springs it changes the steering geometry and it will be hard to get the. Just gonna be a stock block 350 with good heads, intake, carb, and maybe 100 shot.

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Cutting Coil Springs On S10 Taking a section out of the coil. 1/2 coil gives you an 1 drop, cutting the coils does reduce spring rate. A coil is made as one unit and one spring rate. It is important that the cut spring still fit the spring seat. Just gonna be a stock block 350 with good heads, intake, carb, and maybe 100 shot. Use a cut off wheel, keep a close eye on temps, and just dont cut too much out. Taking a section out of the coil. Don't hit the oxygen, or it will cut the spring. I know nothing about trucks or leaf. I would use drop spindles with original springs. The truck was hitting the bump stops so i bought some brand new 6 cylinder springs for the s10. Just start near the end of the coil and you will hear the truck creak and groan, and you. If cutting a coil spring, the best method is a band saw, either stationary or handheld. If you use lowering coil springs it changes the steering geometry and it will be hard to get the. A sawzall is too jumpy for most. Some springs have a compressed last coil, or are ground flat.