Cutting your stock springs is retarded. Yes, it lowers your car, however, it complete throws out any handling capabilities, any load capabilities, basically anything that a suspension is meant to do. Your stock springs have a certain spring rate that is meant specifically for your vehicle, and cutting your springs tosses that out the window. Lowering springs are designed to maintain that spring rate, while giving you the shortened spring. What brand springs do you have? You more than likely just need to give the springs a chance to settle in. Most brand new lowering springs will take a couple days/weeks to finally drop down completely.

If you want though, I will gladly chop your springs for you and reinstall them, since you are willing to pay cash. I wouldn't advise it though.