[2legit2quit]

So basically like most people on here I COULD NOT STAND THE 4X4 STANCE of my saab. So after reading up on some people cutting springs over on TSL i decided to go give it a try. Really i didnt want the front any lower and i just wanted the back to sit more level and not so jacked up.

Basically i followed this
(http://photo.platonoff.com/Auto/20050215.Saab_NG900_Rear_Suspension/)
for getting the springs off. And i took high school honors physics and learned a little about spring rates and how springs compress and made an educated guess on how many coils to take off and im very satisfied. This is like the ride height the car should have came stock.

 

[codesplice]

Looks nice.

How's it handle?

 

[comtrang]

Could you take a picture from the side, at a more level view? Almost impossible to tell the difference from that angle

 

[2legit2quit]

so far so good.

 

[Turbo00]

Not bad at all - proves there's a way to cut your springs properly. I actually really dig the dark green too, nice car.

Chris

 

[snowsaab]

ive been in a car with cut springs, and it rode like absolute shit. bounced me around in the car constantly, like i was in a go-kart.....so im interested in hearing your experience with the ride quality.

 

[2legit2quit]

well front springs aren't cut and rears are barely cut. it handles normal

 

[snowsaab]

well i suppose that aint bad then, good to hear it came out well.

 

[secret ingredient]

Sorry to hijack there 2legit2quit, but what wheels are you running? My vikings are bent to hell, so I'm looking for suggestions on replacements. Oh and looks good, going to try that on mine sometime when I have a free day to take out the coils.

 

[2legit2quit]

Borbet 16x7 i forget what model

 

[Marks9-3]

Looking good.

Sorry to hijack there 2legit2quit, but what wheels are you running? My vikings are bent to hell, so I'm looking for suggestions on replacements. Oh and looks good, going to try that on mine sometime when I have a free day to take out the coils.

I have a set of Klingons but would need tires. Let me know if you might be interested since you're pretty local.