Lowering the stang...
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Lowering the stang...
For those of you that have/are planning on lowering your mustang... what kind of springs would you reccomend for daily driver use? Eibach? H&R? I was thinking I would do the springs now, leave the shocks and struts stock until they give out and then replace them... Anything I should know before doing this?
I was lookin' at the eibach pro-kit... 1.5 inches front and back. Installing myself. Anything you guys can tell me is appreciated. Thanks!
One more thing... can you do just the springs, or do you need to do cc plates/other stuff for tire wear/alignment?
I was lookin' at the eibach pro-kit... 1.5 inches front and back. Installing myself. Anything you guys can tell me is appreciated. Thanks!
One more thing... can you do just the springs, or do you need to do cc plates/other stuff for tire wear/alignment?
#2
RE: Lowering the stang...
id go with the eibach..lowering kits arent that hard to install just take your time and you should be fine..
good louck and be sure to post before and after pics
good louck and be sure to post before and after pics
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RE: Lowering the stang...
when i did it all i had was the eibach pro-kits. no new shocks/struts, now cc plates or bumpsteer or anything. the onyl thing is when i get an alignment...its never perfect...the car like always pulls to the right...im thinking about investing in some cc plates. so that MAY be a good investment. but supposedly if its just a 1.5" drop like the pro-kits...you dont need em.
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RE: Lowering the stang...
Your in the same boat as me. I plan on leaving the shocks/struts for a little bit. I would go for the h and r's, they give the perfect drop imo. You'll need cc plates. Personally I would get cc plates for any lowered stang.
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