Lowering 06 with EIBACH PRO-STREET-S coilovers

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07-18-2007, 04:51 PM

shenobi

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Lowering 06 with EIBACH PRO-STREET-S coilovers

I am interested in lowering my car using EIBACH PRO-STREET-S Coilovers. Has anyone used these to lower their mustang and if so, do you like them? If I use this to lower the car, will i still need adj panhard, LCA'S, etc.Or would I be better servedusing springs, struts, and all the adjustable parts.Any help will be appreciated.

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07-18-2007, 05:00 PM

owero01

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RE: Lowering 06 with EIBACH PRO-STREET-S coilovers

I just installed them and love them. I had to install the Panhard bar to recenter the car. LCAs are not required.

07-18-2007, 05:08 PM

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RE: Lowering 06 with EIBACH PRO-STREET-S coilovers

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I am interested in lowering my car using EIBACH PRO-STREET-S Coilovers. Has anyone used these to lower their mustang and if so, do you like them? If I use this to lower the car, will i still need adj panhard, LCA'S, etc.Or would I be better servedusing springs, struts, and all the adjustable parts.Any help will be appreciated.

Shenobi
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I mean you could just put springs in it, but to do it the right way you will need do the whole rear suspension set up Panhard bar, LCA's UCA, relocation brakets, rear sway bar.
At first I just lowered my car with springs n was unhappy with the ride quality, so i just dropped $1100to do it the correct way. Its All worth it thou since a drag race alot.

07-18-2007, 08:08 PM

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RE: Lowering 06 with EIBACH PRO-STREET-S coilovers

You can definately get all the info you want if you search Suspension, with the user of CrazyAl. You will definatley want more than just the springs. Adjustable LCA's and adj. panhard rod are a very good adition to the springs. Also go with some adjustable shocks. All depends on you budget. (OF COURSE)