Tire sizes for lowering
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Tire sizes for lowering
I was thinking about lowering the Mustang with Eibach springs or Ford Racing springs. I was wondering if I could keep 295/45/18 tires in the back? Would they fit?
#5
http://www.ninosport.com/Eibach-Pro-...=41&dpi=542958
You'll need a front end alignment.
Other things you may want to get are adjustable panhard bar because your rear axle will move towards the drivers side when lowered. Lower control arm relocation brackets because traction will suck when the lower control arm angles change from the drop.
#6
Dallas Mustang has this set up on their page. Would this be a good kit?
http://www.dallasmustang.com/mustang...-DROP-DM/13725
http://www.dallasmustang.com/mustang...-DROP-DM/13725
#8
The description says
LOWERING KIT CONSISTING OF EIBACH PRO-KIT SPRINGS, STEEDA CAMBER ADJUSTERS AND A STEEDA FRONT CONTROL ARM RELOCATION KIT. RELOCATION KIT REQUIRES WELDING. LOWERS VEHICLE APPROXIMATLEY 1.25". RELOCATION KIT WELDS IN ALLOWING FRONT CONTROL ARMS TO BE ADJUSTED
LOWERING KIT CONSISTING OF EIBACH PRO-KIT SPRINGS, STEEDA CAMBER ADJUSTERS AND A STEEDA FRONT CONTROL ARM RELOCATION KIT. RELOCATION KIT REQUIRES WELDING. LOWERS VEHICLE APPROXIMATLEY 1.25". RELOCATION KIT WELDS IN ALLOWING FRONT CONTROL ARMS TO BE ADJUSTED
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