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Progressive Lowering Springs 140-160

posted by  John Douglas on  Sun Feb 1 08:42 CST 2015
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I have lowering springs (of unknown origin) in the front, with 1" cupped lower A-Arms, and cut stock springs in the rear. The resulting ride, while nice and stiff, is a little too bouncy. The progressive springs in my 122 were ideal and am considering the same for the 142.

What are my best options/sources for progressive lowering springs? I'm considering John Parker's springs, but am weary other people's experiences with V-Performance. Can I get some custom made locally to specs I provide? What would those specs be?

Any comments?





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