I'm lowing my mustang
06-06-2009, 11:07 AM
#1
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I'm lowering my mustang
My all stock mustang sits like a truck. I want to lower it but I don't want to have a low rider look, I just want to make it look nicer. I was thinking about 2 inches but idk if that's no much ?? If some one has pictures of there lowed mustang they can show me that would be nice. And a good place to buy them.
Last edited by Ford93Bronco; 06-07-2009 at 07:28 AM.
06-06-2009, 02:56 PM
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My all stock mustang sits like a truck. I want to lower it but I don't want to have a low rider look, I just want to make it look nicer. I was thinking about 2 inches but idk if that's no much ?? If some one has pictures of there lowed mustang they can show me that would be nice. And a good place to buy them.
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06-06-2009, 11:10 PM
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It depends how far you want to go. If you go 1.5 inches, you can get away with not replacing anything else (except maybe your shocks and struts in the near future because they will wear out)
If you want a great looking drop, and want to do it the right way, shocks and struts, cc plates, H&R super sports springs are the ones to go with, I think.
I'll post one of my pics since I got called out but I have no spring isolators and taller balljoints so my car is EXTRA low for having H&R super sports.
If you want a great looking drop, and want to do it the right way, shocks and struts, cc plates, H&R super sports springs are the ones to go with, I think.
I'll post one of my pics since I got called out but I have no spring isolators and taller balljoints so my car is EXTRA low for having H&R super sports.