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HP Autosport · 09-13-2017, 10:51 AM

Lower spring rates will require more preload to achieve the same ride height.

If you are running out of adjustments, longer springs should be installed. Helpers can work as well since helpers are merely spacers with the weight of the vehicle on them. Helpers can also serve to keep a shorter main spring in tension and allow height adjustments a little easier.

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