72 Front Brake Drums?
I hate to keep bugging y'all, but cosmetics are more my thing. I'm trying to deal with the mechanical stuff myself due mostly to my location. (And I enjoy it).
I've noticed alot of posts about the mustangs nose up stance. I'm having the same problem to a small degree. What I found on the front springs is a "m" shaped clip attached to the bottom 2 coils, seemingly spreading them slightly. (the car is still on jacks). Before I found someone to replace the springs on my 68 t-bird, I heard talk of spring helpers. If this is what they are, could I remove them to get the front to drop some? It looks like they've been on there for awhile. The back of the car is about 1/2" lower than the front. It doesn't really look or act like it's sagging though. Thanks again.
I've noticed alot of posts about the mustangs nose up stance. I'm having the same problem to a small degree. What I found on the front springs is a "m" shaped clip attached to the bottom 2 coils, seemingly spreading them slightly. (the car is still on jacks). Before I found someone to replace the springs on my 68 t-bird, I heard talk of spring helpers. If this is what they are, could I remove them to get the front to drop some? It looks like they've been on there for awhile. The back of the car is about 1/2" lower than the front. It doesn't really look or act like it's sagging though. Thanks again.
I have no idea why anyone would put those dang things on a car. Take them out and chunk them. Some of the nose up problem could also be due to the rear leaf springs that have aged and have lost their spring. When I replaced mine, it helped the stance of my car immensely. There is also the Shelby drop that will lower it a tad in the front.
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