Lowering springs?????
#1
Lowering springs?????
I want to make an altitude adjustment on my 02GT I need help. Just want to close up the fender to tire gap I dont want it draggin and bangin just a mild 1.5 to 2" max HELP Experience and pics please?????
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RE: Lowering springs?????
I have ford c-springs. I would NOT want to go lower than these, they are perfect in my opinon. 1.5 in teh front 1 in the rear or something. 2+ inch drops on mustangs or any car for that matter look f'ing retarded. I dont have any recent pics... the one in my sig is like a year old. Lots of stuff has changed since then.
#4
RE: Lowering springs?????
2+ inch drops on mustangs or any car for that matter look f'ing retarded. I dont have any recent pics... the one in my sig is like a year old. Lots of stuff has changed since then.
I have ford c-springs.
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RE: Lowering springs?????
h&r supersports, check my gallery. or eibach sportlines, prokits are a waiste of time, barely noticable.
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#10
RE: Lowering springs?????
ORIGINAL: uofipilot
Why do you need caster and camber plates if you drop it more than 2 inches?
Matt
Why do you need caster and camber plates if you drop it more than 2 inches?
Matt
Because you cant get it aligned... properly the inside of the wheels will wear out much before the outsides.
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