Lowering Springs on Stock Shocks - Go or a No

I used to say that lowering springs on stock shocks is no problem *but* I now I need to add a proviso. If your stock shocks have a lot of mileage it may be better to either fit new shocks when you fit lowering springs or be prepared for the possibility that the shocks may wear out faster. Tein vs H&R video - /watch/4coYdYYp5VMpY Thank you for watching If you are a subscriber, thank you for subscribing If you are not a subscriber, please subscribe Look after yourself & I'll see you again next time! ►SUBSCRIBE /channel/UCwtqG-XoPrzATh-6b3Z-G6g Music Track: Futuristik - Forgive Me [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Watch: /watch/8JFMhjtwV8EwM Free Download / Stream: http://ncs.io/ForgiveMe New Video Every Sunday 0:00 Short answer 0:28 Long answer. What I used to say 1:02 The issue. Maybe related 2:09 The purpose of this video 3:01 The proviso 3:50 Swap stock dampers & same time? 4:27 Expensive dampers already fitted? 5:16 Wrap up 5:46 Thank you for subscribing

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