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1997 SAS by CRL Customs and JoshC
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Ahhhhhh you can cut off the bottom and adjust their height on the frame before you weld, gusset them from behind.
you just cant go high enough maybe
you just cant go high enough maybe
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And then it's permanent... Better hope the springs don't settle and if they do, better hope they settle evenly. Adjustable coil buckets are the next best thing to coil overs.
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