WTB: Rear Lowering Springs, not sportlines

skyhighsd

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No I understand, I will trade you a set of pro rears for your sportline rears.
 
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I would rather do a trade, I can understand where you might not want to split up a full set. I have them on the rear of my car right now but I changed out the front to coilovers so thats why I was looking to see if you would do a trade.
 

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I would rather do a trade, I can understand where you might not want to split up a full set. I have them on the rear of my car right now but I changed out the front to coilovers so thats why I was looking to see if you would do a trade.

I will keep your offer in mind, alot of it is going to come down to nessescity. I guess when I get my wheels and tires on the car, I will see how much of a issue clearnce is with the sportlines, I plan to run a larger rear tire under it. I have seen several sets of Roush rear srpings on ebay, but I can not get a good number on how much drop they have.
 

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I've got a set of roush rear springs. I had them installed on my GT500 for about 1 1/2 years before I put Steeda all the way around. $100.00 plus shipping for the set.
 

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