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Old 03-21-2008, 12:27 AM   #1
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Default Spring Pony Revamping!!!

Hey guys, its that time of year again and I want to get my Stang back out on the road and have some fun, I havent done anything to my Stangs Suspension in several years since I installed the Steeda Sport Lowering Springs, and X2 Ball joints, needless to say I need new tires and imma do rims as well, my ride of my car is becoming harsh, What Kind of Shocks and Struts would you reccomend me going with to smooth out my ride? And I want to beef up my stock brakes, Brake Pads? Since im on a budget! Thanks guys is there anything else i should consider to get my suspension back to peak performance?
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Old 03-23-2008, 11:35 PM   #2
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Default RE: Spring Pony Revamping!!!

For the shocks & struts, I'd suggest the Tokico HP shocks. Tokico makes a great quality shock, and will work well with the Steeda Springs (infact Steeda was one of the first companies to work with Tokico on making shocks for Mustangs).

Here is a link to the Tokico HP's http://www.stangsuspension.com/store...?idproduct=938

As far as brakes, if you want to beef up the stock brakes you can do several things...
[ul][*]Brake Pads (Maybe Hawk HPS or Ceramic pads)[*]Brake Rotors (We have our StangSuspension Cross Drilled & Slotted / Zinc plated rotors)[*]Stainless Steel Lines[*]Brake Fluid (Motul 5.1 brake fluid)[/ul]
Those 4 things you can do on a fairly tight budget. Check out these options in our Mustang Brake category http://www.stangsuspension.com/store...?idCategory=24

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