bfeels

Hey guys, in a few weeks im going to buy some lowering springs for the mustang. Anybody know any shops that will do the install, and do it right?

S197GT07

The mechanic i've been going to for the past 10 years has always done great work for me. Do you have the other necessary things to go with the springs, such as LCA relocation brackets?

bfeels

I have no experience lowering any car. I figured that i would just buy the lowering springs and that'd be fine. Am i wrong?

S197GT07

Search around a bit before making most of your purchases!

Using lowering springs on the stock struts will make your rear end geometry a little weird and cause some pre-mature tire wear. Now mind you, this is coming from GT suspension things, as most who get springs usually get a set of LCA's and relocation brackets. So it will lower the car, and you wont have odd tire wear.

Personally I would save up till you can do it all at once. I think the biggest question is how much of a drop do the springs give you and what brand? And i imagine all 4 corners as well?

shad2009

i can ask the ford parts center for what you would need exactly...i swear, u have a friend that has connections, and you don't use it lol

S197GT07

Are there any Sixxers that have lowered their cars? I imagine so, just shoot them a PM. They've done it, therefore are more knowledgeable.

just an idea

bfeels

Last time I asked you about a bumper and you told me I was using you.

S197GT07

oh snap.

in other news. What springs and what drop height?

bfeels

Probably Ford racing springs. It says about 1.25" drop which i am fine with. During spring,summer, and fall there are 18" rims on the car. Winter its 16" rims with snows

shad2009

I was joking and you know it lol...if you're going with Ford Racing parts, i could deff find out everything u would need and how much it would cost you