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should I reinforce - 1/23/2002 9:56:00 PM

bigboombale

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I have a 83 le baron 4doe. I want to put juice all around but will probably have to put hydros in the front and air in the back. If I do go with the air will I have to reinforce the stress points. I also heard that you can use your stock springs and still have hysraulics(without reinfocing). All you have to do is use any size cylinder smaller than an 8. You also will need to cut your springs but leave at least 5 and one half to six coils on the spring.the hydraulics would also have to be "weak". N o hopper setups and no more than 3 batteries for the system. I need help

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RE: should I reinforce - 1/26/2002 1:42:00 PM

pc mark

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Itseems to me that it's going to be too hard to install anything on your car except for an air freshener. Not to be brutal but i think you should scrap the le baron <4 doors dont look cool> and purchase a NISSAN HARDBODY! Your eyes will be open to a whole new world of customizing. Dont waste any more money on the le baron, sell it for scrap, collect your pennies, get 2 jobs and buy the HARDBODY!!!!Sometimes the medicine is hard to swallow but you'll be glad you drank it!? NISSANS HARDBODYS RULE! WHAT? WHAT?????

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