96KillaZ

I have a 1996 z28, it has sportline springs and bilstien shocks all around. Here is my problem. My front is about a half inch higher than my rear and i want it the other way around, making my front a half inch lower than my rear. Is it ok if I cut my front springs so they drop my front about an inch? and how much shold I cut?...Thanks

NOSCaMaRo

I think all Eibachs sag in the rear, it sucks.

I have never heard someone cutting a Sportline, they are low as it is. Are you running a spring lsolator in the rear? If not that will take care of it. If you are I think the LS1 (if you have an LT1) lsolator is thicker and would bring the rear about a 1/2" or so.

96KillaZ

That sounds like a good idea. Where can I get a spring isolater?

Injuneer

The alternative would be going to the QA1/HAL adjustable shocks in the front. They are threaded so the spring seat can be raised and lowered. And, add to that the Spohn coil-over rear spring/shock conversion for the rear, using the QA1/HAL's, and you can have your car at any height you want.

Generally, the heat generated in cutting a spring can destroy the temper.

96KillaZ

If I had the money I would, but now I'm trying to find the cheapest way to fix my rear sag.

Z95m6

your local suspension shop should sell aluminum spacer blocks that you can put in the rear. My shop had them ranging in 1/2" increments.