lowering my mustang
05-15-2007, 09:08 PM
#11
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RE: lowering my mustang
They only come in one size. I don't have them but have seen them on a number of cars and on their web site. You can buy just the rears if thats what you want. Evens it out nicely. I think I have a photo of that setup on my computer if you want me to look.
05-15-2007, 09:22 PM
#12
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RE: lowering my mustang
Here's a thread that discusses the Roush rear springs only install. Start at post #3.
https://mustangforums.com/m_934501/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm
https://mustangforums.com/m_934501/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm
05-15-2007, 09:28 PM
#15
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RE: lowering my mustang
How are the H&R springs?
When you lower your car is that when the thunking noise comes into play?
It seems as if people seem to be happy with the Eibach springs, and the lowering seems good. Any one with the pro-kit tell us what they think?
When you lower your car is that when the thunking noise comes into play?
It seems as if people seem to be happy with the Eibach springs, and the lowering seems good. Any one with the pro-kit tell us what they think?
05-15-2007, 10:38 PM
#17
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RE: lowering my mustang
ORIGINAL: 05gtdriver
His front clip is about 3 1/2-4" off the ground now, a 1 1/2" drop gives him under2 1/2"of clearance. I personally wouldn't drive a car with 2-3" of clearance on the nose. You couldn't park anywhere where there's a parking stopbump, but to each their own, I guess............
His front clip is about 3 1/2-4" off the ground now, a 1 1/2" drop gives him under2 1/2"of clearance. I personally wouldn't drive a car with 2-3" of clearance on the nose. You couldn't park anywhere where there's a parking stopbump, but to each their own, I guess............
05-15-2007, 10:49 PM
#18
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RE: lowering my mustang
ever see parking lot signs that say "head-in only"?
if it will hit parking blocks, it will hit all kinds of other $hit.
I love my H&R springs, but I don't drive my car much during the week. Honestly, the way it's set up it's not that fun to drive around town lol.
if it will hit parking blocks, it will hit all kinds of other $hit.
I love my H&R springs, but I don't drive my car much during the week. Honestly, the way it's set up it's not that fun to drive around town lol.
05-15-2007, 11:10 PM
#20
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RE: lowering my mustang
ORIGINAL: wingman75
They only come in one size. I don't have them but have seen them on a number of cars and on their web site. You can buy just the rears if thats what you want. Evens it out nicely. I think I have a photo of that setup on my computer if you want me to look.
They only come in one size. I don't have them but have seen them on a number of cars and on their web site. You can buy just the rears if thats what you want. Evens it out nicely. I think I have a photo of that setup on my computer if you want me to look.
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