ok my mustang looks like it sits a little lower in the back then it does in the front. im wondering if this is normal or if its from worn out shocks? regardless i think it makes the car look bad *** and is a more agressive stance for it. so question is, if it is worn out components, is there a way to replace things and keep that lower stance in the back. unless this is normal...

 

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Mine looks the same way an i have new shocks in the rear... strange 10 way adjustables... may for that, but i doubt it...

 

yea yea yea i coulda guessed id get that. but its 1245 here, which means its dark which equals no pics till tomorrow. sorry and thanks guys... ill have pics tm. but does anyone have any side views of their cars? something for me to compare to

 

if anything it would be your springs. Thats what determines how high it sits not your shocks. They just help the load from making you bounce all crazy when the load gets put on your springs.

 

ok my bad, wrong part, lol. so springs... i assume wear out over time?

 

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hellz yea. lol

 

i'm new to this sita and also mustangs so i'm gonna need some help to see what i can do to make this thing faster it has an intake and ECU, and cobra Z rated tires its a 1991 5.0 convertible...not sure where to start so if you can help me start with the cheapest and most gain for the money i'm good with mechanics but i have been working on imports what will be my best bet for more power and less money to start with?

please help me make this a fast car!!!(not that it isnt allready but my father has a 66 skylark with a 470 and i want to beat him...lol)

any help would be helpful

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