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Old 11-07-2009, 08:39 PM   #1
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Vehicle: 2009 mustang gt convertible
Location: illinios
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Default any ideas

I installed the steeda adj coil over shocks and struts 175 rear and 200 front on the springs also adj phb. I cant get the RR height higher than the RF I even made a 1.25 inch spacer mounted above the top of the rear coil thinking this would get me close enough but when I raise the RR the LF drops or raise the LF the RR drops I am now at
LF adj all the way up
RR adj all the way up plus 1.25 spacer
LR adj all the way down
RF adj all the way down
shouldn't i be able to adj each corner or without affecting the opposite corner my car started out stock RR .75 higher than the other 3 corners is it twisted? going to get it aligned wed I tightened the rear shock bolt withe car on the ground
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