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Ke70 Front Suspension

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hey guys,

whats the cheapest way to lower the front and make it stiffer on a ke70 i already

cut the stock springs but my rims are 14x7's so she bottom out real easy which is farkin annoying

so any help would be sik guys

 

cheers alex!!

Edited by ksev

stiffer spring and firmer shocks

 

or you could search the billions of topics about this on google?

chopped falcon springs might be the cheapest way, but i cringe as i type this

 

I have cut(h/d lowered)springs form a 64 chev impalla in my ke70......probably not the most ready available choice,but its equally as stiff as any e70 with 5kg coils.

 

also have short stroke kyb shockies,corona struts,control arms and tie rods in it......cheap as chips bar the shockies at $450 the set.....i'm not going into the rest of my parts list as you only wanted the cheaper way out!

 

go hard!

you can fit anything in anything with the rite mods!

 

josh

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yeah i was thinking maybe some commodore rear springs in the front but i dunno if they will fit

they look pretty close though.

has anybody done this??

why do people even bother with chopped springs when proper lowered springs are so cheap to buy?

Its like chosing gay sex over regular sex.

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