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I lowered my PT a bit to low....cant remember the brand but it slammed it....I did it several summers ago......is there anyway to raise it just a bit without buyin new springs????????
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No can do.
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You could buy adjustable KONI struts and shocks but that would cost you even more than the springs.
Showing my age here, we used to buy spring spacers to lift the back end up of our street cars when that was all the rage. Rubber spacers that wold fit between the rings of the rear springs. It would lift the rear up but you'd lose all the bonce of the spring so it road really hard, but heck we were kids. Those same spacers wouldn't work on the PT front struts though.
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You have no choice. Replace the springs. You might be able to trade, to buy used or get for free if you pay for shipping. If you want stock try a salvage yard.
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The FORD's used to have a shackel at the end of the leaf spring that you could reverse and lift the rear end up about 4-6 inches. Easy and cheap.
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