Cragar 20"s
03-13-2009, 08:40 AM
#21
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Join Date: May 2006
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I'm probably going to go with a 1.5" drop by purchasing the Ford "K" springs. Am I going to need an adjustable panhard bar (Poco, do you have any input?)?
Also, for anyone thinking about purchasing these wheels, American muscle raised the price from $139.99 each (what I paid) to $149.99 each within the last week on the 20"X9" wheels. The 20"X10" wheels are still $139.99.
And...I've got to give props to American Muscle. The tires were mounted and balanced for free by them. Then, they were individually shipped in boxes at no charge. Wow....excellent packaging, shipping and service. There wasn't a single mark on any of the wheels from mounting the tires or shipping. 100% satisfaction here!
Also, for anyone thinking about purchasing these wheels, American muscle raised the price from $139.99 each (what I paid) to $149.99 each within the last week on the 20"X9" wheels. The 20"X10" wheels are still $139.99.
And...I've got to give props to American Muscle. The tires were mounted and balanced for free by them. Then, they were individually shipped in boxes at no charge. Wow....excellent packaging, shipping and service. There wasn't a single mark on any of the wheels from mounting the tires or shipping. 100% satisfaction here!
03-13-2009, 08:48 AM
#22
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: MA
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I'm probably going to go with a 1.5" drop by purchasing the Ford "K" springs. Am I going to need an adjustable panhard bar (Poco, do you have any input?)?
Also, for anyone thinking about purchasing these wheels, American muscle raised the price from $139.99 each (what I paid) to $149.99 each within the last week on the 20"X9" wheels. The 20"X10" wheels are still $139.99.
And...I've got to give props to American Muscle. The tires were mounted and balanced for free by them. Then, they were individually shipped in boxes at no charge. Wow....excellent packaging, shipping and service. There wasn't a single mark on any of the wheels from mounting the tires or shipping. 100% satisfaction here!
Also, for anyone thinking about purchasing these wheels, American muscle raised the price from $139.99 each (what I paid) to $149.99 each within the last week on the 20"X9" wheels. The 20"X10" wheels are still $139.99.
And...I've got to give props to American Muscle. The tires were mounted and balanced for free by them. Then, they were individually shipped in boxes at no charge. Wow....excellent packaging, shipping and service. There wasn't a single mark on any of the wheels from mounting the tires or shipping. 100% satisfaction here!
03-13-2009, 06:02 PM
#25
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Hicomp, and to every one else, please don't listen to the negative opinions. It's what you like that counts, plain and simple. It's not right really when people post negative comments AFTER the fact. Suggestions are one thing, as well as sincere advice. But flat out negative comments are just plain rude. If you have nothing good to say, then please take the polite route and keep it to yourself. You know who you are. Rims look nice bro. I actually like sizes from 18 - 20. I currently have 19/20, but might go the 18 route for performance reasons. But that's just me. 20's LOOK best on the s197s, in my opinion. Pe@ce.
03-13-2009, 06:39 PM
#26
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Hicomp, and to every one else, please don't listen to the negative opinions. It's what you like that counts, plain and simple. It's not right really when people post negative comments AFTER the fact. Suggestions are one thing, as well as sincere advice. But flat out negative comments are just plain rude. If you have nothing good to say, then please take the polite route and keep it to yourself. You know who you are. Rims look nice bro. I actually like sizes from 18 - 20. I currently have 19/20, but might go the 18 route for performance reasons. But that's just me. 20's LOOK best on the s197s, in my opinion. Pe@ce.
I also happen to be a member of DFWstangs.net. I'm used to negative comments and smack talking.
I do agree 100% with those that stated it needs to be lowered though. I had already decided it needed to be lowered before I posted this thread.Thanks for your positive comments and support!
03-13-2009, 08:33 PM
#27
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Colorado
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A panhard bar would be a good investment.When I lowered my 07' GT it was off about 3/8" 's from center.I purchased an adjustable Edelbrock PHB for around $110.00 shipped from Jegs.
If I ever come to visit family in Dallas,TX I'd sure like to meet up with you Stangers.Hopefully this Spring I'll be there.
If I ever come to visit family in Dallas,TX I'd sure like to meet up with you Stangers.Hopefully this Spring I'll be there.
Last edited by Poco; 03-13-2009 at 08:37 PM.
