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Old 03-24-2008, 01:59 AM
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go with coilovers
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Old 03-24-2008, 04:55 AM
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The frpp springs & shocks r the same ones that ford racing uses on their fr500 racing car so they dont suck. If u gonna use dspecs u gotta use their springs and sway bars cuz their made to work together. Heres a sample if u go to a burger place u cant say I want the sauce from mcdonalds & the fries from burger king & the meat from carls jr so it probably taste bad right same with the suspension they r made to go together. So my point is u can't have diffrents brands in ur suspension setup.
I have frpp springs as well but not the sway bar. I still dont care for them.sorry. thats why im changing them out today. (anybody need a set of used frpp springs/shocks/springs?) I honestly dont care for them...they are like glorified stockers imo. If you just want the car lowered and have no adjustment for track/street/road coarse then they are probably ok for the typical mustangowner but not forsomeone who wants to do these things seriously. The Tokicos outperform the FRPP's in every way i can see because yo can adjust them. Hell, if you want to get te same firmness as the FRPP's than you can by adjusting them. BTW, my girlfriend goes to Arbys to get our sandwich and then goes to Mcdonalds and gets theyre french fries all the time so you can have the best of both worlds.
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Old 03-24-2008, 09:28 AM
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I use my car for daily driving so I hope I got the right setup cuz I dont do racing just wanna get rid of that wheel gap.
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Old 03-24-2008, 10:26 AM
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It will get rid of some of the wheel gap. Should be fine for street use and spirited driving.
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