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#1 permalink
Junior Member
Car: 2005 Chysler 300C
Join Date: Oct 2009
Member Number: 24144
Posts: 18
Lets lower these beasts'
I am interested in lowering my 300c a bit once i get the 20"s put on. Is it difficult? Can it easily be done myself? Is it pricy to have a shop do it?
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Senior Member
Car: 2005 Chrysler 300 Touring
Join Date: Dec 2006
Member Number: 10038
Location: Western MA
Posts: 1,378
It could be done in an afternoon with a jack, jackstands, and some basic tools.
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Senior Member
Car: 07 kawasaki ninja 06 300c .
Join Date: Mar 2009
Member Number: 21617
Location: Flint, Michigan
Posts: 115
took me an hour to do my progress springs
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Car: 2006 chrysler 300c AWD BS
Join Date: Jul 2006
Member Number: 7073
Location: philadelphia
Posts: 369
lowering spring with a Grip frunt
i have a Chrysler 300c AWD,with a Grip frunt .about to install lowering springs. not shour how it would look ,has anyone done this ,any pics
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Car: 2006 Chrysler 300C
Join Date: Sep 2006
Member Number: 8065
Posts: 823
Depending on the amount of drop your springs are supposed to give, I think with the Grip front you may be too low.
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Car: 2006 chrysler 300c AWD BS
Join Date: Jul 2006
Member Number: 7073
Location: philadelphia
Posts: 369
grip kits ,lowering springs ,don't work
you're so right,sold the set of springs before install.
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Car: 2006 Chrysler 300 SRT8
Join Date: May 2007
Member Number: 12132
Location: Largo, FL
Posts: 653
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It could be done in an afternoon with a jack, jackstands, and some basic tools.
I thought you were gonna say:
"... with a jack, a jackstand, and one jackass."
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Junior Member
Car: 2005 Chrysler 300C
Join Date: Dec 2009
Member Number: 24860
Posts: 20
If you have the tools to do this, then yes, it's easy and you can do it yourself. If you have a buddy who's a mechanic, ask him to come and assist.
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Car: 2005 BB Chrysler 300C
Join Date: Sep 2007
Member Number: 14101
Location: Killadelphia...City of Brotherly Thugs and North Jersey!
Posts: 2,109
is there a DIY for lowering springs?
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Car: 2005 CHRYSLER 300C 5.7 HEMI
Join Date: May 2007
Member Number: 12398
Location: Stafford UK
Posts: 4,399
yeah,get someone who knows what they're doing,it saves broken bones,lol,them springs have some tension in them,lol
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I am interested in lowering my 300c a bit once i get the 20"s put on. Is it difficult? Can it easily be done myself? Is it pricy to have a shop do it?
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