is that actually possible? i wouldve thought that to compress them you would have to add a constant weight to them. i dont see how you compress them and have them stay like that
hey guyz, i have a vn exec i dun have money 2 burn on sum new springs n stuff and i dont want to cut them cos of it being unsafe wud anyone knw a place in MELBOURNE where i can get them compressed and around how much it wud cost thanks in advance
is that actually possible? i wouldve thought that to compress them you would have to add a constant weight to them. i dont see how you compress them and have them stay like that
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yeah its possible..looks phat too
get a clamp and clamp some of it ??
or maybe weld some parts of it together ?
either way, it seems kind of pointless. new springs dont cost that much anyway
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apperntly u get a cople mates in the back seat get a geast gun and hold it towards the spring for about 20 min
try a wreckers for some second-hand set of lowered springs, alot sheaper and safer than getting your standard springs compressed...
quick note, i ment cheaper, not sheaper... lol. its 6am, dont blame me for my spelling, blame the alchamahol!
Getting springs compressed would cost of buying a pair of lowered springs. When getting springs compressed they would eventually over time it would return to its normal height.
Try Brooklyn Springworks or BrownSprings in Thomastown.