Cut rear H&R race springs?

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17x10 in the rear, 315’s. In that pic it’s on a sloped driveway but I still see it in old pics with the stock rims. I’ve also seen other cars with the race that have the same rake/gap.
 

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With stock rims on level ground.
 

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Not my car but H&R race with no ISOs and it has the same gap in the rear, same stance. Either way I’m done with the race springs, they’re just not low enough for me.
 

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You could slam it with coilovers I guess. My shit is low enough, hitting every speed bump.

Yes I was also thinking about the coil over option. I had upr coil overs on my 95 gt, but they were very noisy so I’m leery of them. Is it okay to just have coil overs in the rear? I’d like to keep the front springs. Ideally I’d like to just keep it simple and score some stock springs or used sportlines.
 

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Yes I was also thinking about the coil over option. I had upr coil overs on my 95 gt, but they were very noisy so I’m leery of them. Is it okay to just have coil overs in the rear? I’d like to keep the front springs. Ideally I’d like to just keep it simple and score some stock springs or used sportlines.
As mentioned, cutting stock springs would be the easiest, simplest and cheapest way to go.
 

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