GT Suspension Mods and Tires

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01-14-2015, 08:59 AM

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jpplaw

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For warmer temps and climates. I like Continental ExtremeContact DW tires, Excellent tires for handling and longevity. Quiet too.

I aso use the DWS version for winter tires.

01-19-2015, 10:08 PM

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Toad

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AMWill, do you have the FR pack? How does it ride on bumpy roads? I'm also interested in improving the handling on my Mustang (2006 GT) but the thing is I don't want my fillings loosened. I don't race it, but I love how a good car handles (think BMW M3). My mechanic says I need to replace both ball joints, and I still have the stock struts and shocks. 85,000 miles aint bad, right?

So it's time to spend some of my hard-earned money on my suspension, so why not make it a little sweeter?

01-20-2015, 11:56 AM

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AMWill

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Originally Posted by Toad

So it's time to spend some of my hard-earned money on my suspension, so why not make it a little sweeter?

Hey Toad,

I personally do not (not yet at least) as my 2014 Track Pack 5.0 only has a few thousand miles and is still running the stock shocks and struts.

That being said, I have driven cars running that setup and absolutely love it.

It is a very good kit when you are looking for that "happy medium" feel and I think you will love it.

Hope this helps and let me know if you have any questions, I'm just a PM away!

- Will