Yeh also, if you get them separately, the paint will most likely be more if you did it individually than together.

 

Yeah but if it all lines up pretty good I will most likely just keep only the front bumper for a while so that i can use the rest of my money for school

 

Hello,
Iam not lowered in the front but have 30 series tires which drops it a little (not much at all) Not all stangs sit the same and many who have the front bumper will tell you it is lower than what Cervinis advertises. Its your choice but I would still advise against it. I checked andI have 4 inches exactly ground clearance from the lowest point of the bumper. Be aware of your surroundings and plan out where you drive and you will be fine. I never go up raised curbs and any incline that is substantial take a slow turn up the grade and you will be fine. My drive is level with my street so I knew I was "ok".

 

Factory for me was 7 inches! Not trying to discourage you but just giving you info based on my car with the whole body kit! J

 

Well I had to go out and measure mine after reading this because it is definitely low. I was lowered but then raised my car back up on the stock springs due to clearance issues mostly to do with the side exhaust but also the front bumper. On the stock springs with the stock tires, the middle of my front bumper is 4.5" off the ground. There is a wind deflector that attaches to the front bumper that goes down even further, that is about 3.25" off the ground. I don't care when the wind deflector drags, it's just black plastic. Also, I don't believe the body lines will match up with the front bumper and the stock side skirts. Your front bumper will be low and the side skirts will be higher. Like mygt500 said, it's your money, just so you know... Welcome to the forum! -Joe

 

Cervinis' kits are awesome looking...they really make our stangs stand out...