wheel Gap of 2000 mustang gt
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OP,
I think you'll like the Eibach Sportline Springs for your 18" wheels. To help you get a better idea what your stance will look like, check out this other New Edge Mustang equipped with the same springs.
Hope this helps your decision. Let me know if you have any questions!
Shane
I think you'll like the Eibach Sportline Springs for your 18" wheels. To help you get a better idea what your stance will look like, check out this other New Edge Mustang equipped with the same springs.
Hope this helps your decision. Let me know if you have any questions!
Shane
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SHane,
Would you recommend the same for a 17" wheel? I saw on the link that you posted that there were some Ford Racing lowering springs too. How much of a drop will those give?
Thanks.
Would you recommend the same for a 17" wheel? I saw on the link that you posted that there were some Ford Racing lowering springs too. How much of a drop will those give?
Thanks.
#17
Shane
Shane
#18
OP,
I think you'll like the Eibach Sportline Springs for your 18" wheels. To help you get a better idea what your stance will look like, check out this other New Edge Mustang equipped with the same springs.
Hope this helps your decision. Let me know if you have any questions!
Shane
I think you'll like the Eibach Sportline Springs for your 18" wheels. To help you get a better idea what your stance will look like, check out this other New Edge Mustang equipped with the same springs.
Hope this helps your decision. Let me know if you have any questions!
Shane
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