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and i dont want lowering springs because i dont want to scrape or come close to on speed bumps. but will the LCAs make a diference and are they worth it
Look up GreenLeafPrime on eBay, he sells the shocks and struts.
i just found a suspension kit for my car from that that i am just looking at, would everything match up and fit my car even tho the shelbys didnt start until 2007, this could be a dumb question but i figured id be sure
LCAs definitely make a difference launching. The stock LCAs might as well be spaghetti noodles. They twist on launch and severely hurt 60' times on any high RPM launch. I didn't find that the UCA was worth the install.
i just found a suspension kit for my car from that that i am just looking at, would everything match up and fit my car even tho the shelbys didnt start until 2007, this could be a dumb question but i figured id be sure
2005-2009 all the same, but if you don't want lowering springs I'm not sure the shocks/struts themselves are going to make much improvement. DO NOT install the GT500 springs on your car, they are made for the heavier GT500 and will actually raise your GT higher.
LCAs definitely make a difference launching. The stock LCAs might as well be spaghetti noodles. They twist on launch and severely hurt 60' times on any high RPM launch. I didn't find that the UCA was worth the install.
haha i like that one. but ya i havnt ran my car at the stip yet, im planning to this summer, but by then i want some suspension mods
LCAs definitely make a difference launching. The stock LCAs might as well be spaghetti noodles. They twist on launch and severely hurt 60' times on any high RPM launch. I didn't find that the UCA was worth the install.
oh btw would you go with steeda or J&M is the steeda better quality? and should they be adjustable