Lowered my '68
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From: St. Louis MO
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Lowered my '68
Dropped front end abot 2" and rear about 1/2" and also a few other item that need attention last week.
I also did a write-up ===>>
that may help someone it the future.
I also did a write-up ===>>
that may help someone it the future.Before
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: NYC NY
The car looks great. You really did a nice job with the ride height and you did an even better job with the very helpfull write up. I hope some of the apprehensive people about cutting springs will take the time to read it. It should take a lot of the mystry out. Good job! Thanks. 
Racer
Joined: Aug 2008
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From: Louisville Kentucky
Looks Great.
That looks great. I was wondering do you have any problems with the car bottoming out now that you have lowered it. I jhave always wanted to lower mine but have always been afraid of the unknown. Let me know of any problems that you have encountered since you lowered the car.
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