best front suspension setup for the edge?
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best front suspension setup for the edge?
Hey guys im a noob to MF but i know and love mustangs.
I was wandering what is the best way to lower the front of my 01 gt performance wise, not worried about ride quality bc my car will never be a DD. ik that coilovers are the way to go for struts but i read that by just puting lowering springs in it changes the suspension geometry and causes negative handling characteristics and that the right way to go is to use drop spindals instead. i'm no suspension expert so just spell it out for me, what is the best thing to do to make my gt handle corners?
I was wandering what is the best way to lower the front of my 01 gt performance wise, not worried about ride quality bc my car will never be a DD. ik that coilovers are the way to go for struts but i read that by just puting lowering springs in it changes the suspension geometry and causes negative handling characteristics and that the right way to go is to use drop spindals instead. i'm no suspension expert so just spell it out for me, what is the best thing to do to make my gt handle corners?
#2
Best front suspension setup, Griggs SLA, less expensive way, MM tubular k/a arms/coilovers or agent 47 SLA
Best thing you can do to make your car handle the corners, improve your driving, and expand your knowledge of what is happening to the car as you corner.
Call up Griggs/MM, tell them how serious you are (how much money you want to spend), and they can help set you up.
Best thing you can do to make your car handle the corners, improve your driving, and expand your knowledge of what is happening to the car as you corner.
Call up Griggs/MM, tell them how serious you are (how much money you want to spend), and they can help set you up.
Last edited by Aereon; 05-16-2011 at 10:06 PM.
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^ werd
TR.... suspension is a HUGE subject and just no way we can spell it out for you in a post. You need to do LOTS of research and consider the ULTIMATE goals for your ride. You also need to consider your budget, as one can spend a HUGE amount of money getting his/her SN95 to carve up corners.
Start with The Official Suspension Guide (sig) and see what is involved
Jazzer
TR.... suspension is a HUGE subject and just no way we can spell it out for you in a post. You need to do LOTS of research and consider the ULTIMATE goals for your ride. You also need to consider your budget, as one can spend a HUGE amount of money getting his/her SN95 to carve up corners.
Start with The Official Suspension Guide (sig) and see what is involved
Jazzer
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