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Jan 3, 2008 | 09:59 AM

#11

smythge

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From: WI

RE: Q on lowering rear

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ORIGINAL: ZZLEGEND

here you go. cant hardly beat the price and free shipping i do believe.

http://www.stage3motorsports.com/pro...l_Springs.html

That is where I got mine, but a few days back I saw a posting on here for $89.00 do a search maybe you can find them cheaper.

Jan 3, 2008 | 10:13 AM

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dmhines

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From: Cumming, GA

RE: Q on lowering rear

I got mine at Year One ... $99 ... and you can probably find 15% off coupon codes on the net ... I got one via email the other day ...

Jan 3, 2008 | 10:21 AM

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MrSandman

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From: MO

RE: Q on lowering rear

Is there any disadvantage to doing this (just rear)? Does it improve handling.. or is it just cosmetic?

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ORIGINAL: smythge

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ORIGINAL: Chris07GT

Is that all I need is the rear springs? Anything else needed? Do I need to get an alignment done after lowering it?

I just swapped my rear springs for the Roush last week. Took me about 30 minutes couldn't be easier. Check this write up for how to do it. https://mustangforums.com/m_3070963/tm.htm As for needing an alignment mine checked out fine both the pinion angle and centering of the rear end, so nothing else was needed. The car was a little bouncier at first but seems to be better now, the car has also settled a little and the total drop is about 1"