Steeda Drop and Front bumper

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06-13-2009, 10:37 AM

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UMich97

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war machine 115, nice looking ride, post some pics when you get your wheels installed, would love to see it. I hadn't seen that hood on a black car yet and it looks great!

06-13-2009, 02:34 PM

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war machine 115

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I made a thread with a few pics but here's one anyways...

06-13-2009, 04:25 PM

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UMich97

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Good choice and thanks for posting the pic. I figured you might have a thread somewhere else, but didn't know where to look for it.....this was easier.

06-13-2009, 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by TonyGT

VERY GOOD INFO!!.. I will get some pics and measurements of the stock bumper with the steeda drop i now have on the GT. Maybe this will lead into some info as how low the front would be with the Roush and Cervini fronts. I like the look of the Cervini the best and i want to go with the Elanor kit minus the side pipes. The steeda drop feels really good. it's not to stiff but for sure is LOWER. I will get some pics and see if anyone can help with some measurements on the other bumpers..

sweet info mygt500, thank you!!

Anytime Tony!

War- have you done the measurements with the 20's......looks close to the same as before.....maybe?....the car looks great!

06-13-2009, 11:36 PM

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tx_zstang

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I'm running Steeda sports and a Roush front facia. The bottom is about 6-7" above the ground. No issues yet

06-14-2009, 12:36 PM

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war machine 115

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New measurements with the taller tires:

Side of the front bumper by wheel well - ~4.75"
Belly pan under front bumper - ~3.25"
Lowest point at the front of the bumper - ~4"
Lowest point of the side skirt around exhaust tips - ~4.75
Lowest point of the exhaust at the clamps - ~3.25

I can't remember exactly how and where I measured the front bumper. It looks like I gained an inch in the side/rear area and .25-.5 inch up front. I'm happy with it since I never had any problems with the front bumper anyways. The exhaust was the biggest problem and now it seems to clear everything around me fine.