2002 Mustang GT Vert Suspension Overhaul questions
#22
ok cool and yeah i can but if im going to have control arms out and me and mechanic at dealer can press in new control arm bushings and ball joints might as well get some new ones. only cost is parts lol and i thought steeda were supposed to be better than stock ones?
#23
I was considering this kit from AM. However it doesn't come with the swaybars like the eibach kit. Just thought this with the UPR arms would be a nice combo.
http://www.americanmuscle.com/bilsti...oupe-9404.html
http://www.americanmuscle.com/bilsti...oupe-9404.html
#25
That's why I'm asking! LOL I want to get the best bang for my buck with a kit,other than having to buy this, this, that, and this over here. BTW I'm reading your sticky Jazzer!
Last edited by Seabee1993; 01-01-2013 at 02:24 PM.
#26
I was considering this kit from AM. However it doesn't come with the swaybars like the eibach kit. Just thought this with the UPR arms would be a nice combo.
http://www.americanmuscle.com/bilsti...oupe-9404.html
http://www.americanmuscle.com/bilsti...oupe-9404.html
it comes with springs so that lowers it?
#27
http://www.maximummotorsports.com/st...roducts_id=328
So, alternative #2, this is what I read in your sticky Jazzer as to what should be done. Mine is a DD as well, so I want to improve what I have since it's 13 yrs old, and have better handling properties. Not too particular about rough ride, MS roads suck *** anyways.
So, alternative #2, this is what I read in your sticky Jazzer as to what should be done. Mine is a DD as well, so I want to improve what I have since it's 13 yrs old, and have better handling properties. Not too particular about rough ride, MS roads suck *** anyways.
Last edited by Seabee1993; 01-01-2013 at 05:18 PM.
#28
As for sway bars, these are a tuning device and are meant to address relatively small amounts of oversteer/understeer. Of which of these doth have you?
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Last edited by Jazzer The Cat; 01-02-2013 at 05:27 AM.
#29
and not sure i have much of either. the only thing i would like to get rid of is a little sloppy play in steering. can move steering wheel a little both ways before it steers but i think its becuase of ball joints and combination of control arm bushings that are bad too. what you think?
#30
Did seem like a bit of tall oversight for AM, so good to hear I just missed it The sloppy play is normal, unless you get into serious hardcore upgrades. There are many parts that contribute to such lack of response and getting them out of your car takes a pretty penny and the acceptance of, yup..... you guessed it NVH! I can tell you from personal experience that such response takes quite a while before one gets used to it, but wonderful once you do
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