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07-01-2005, 12:34 AM
#14
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RE: New here
ORIGINAL: Caipira
That looks sweet. That might be my first mod if I ever get the nerve to start them, LOL.
That looks sweet. That might be my first mod if I ever get the nerve to start them, LOL.
It's does not cost that much to do it I am in a mustang club with several other members that have 05's it gives it a different look.
07-01-2005, 11:28 AM
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RE: New here
Lowering springs cost around $200-300 ..... sometime more.
Here is a sample for a 2004 Mustang GT Conv ......
http://www.coximport.com/store/EI3530-140 <----- $233
Here is a sample for a 2004 Mustang GT Conv ......
http://www.coximport.com/store/EI3530-140 <----- $233
07-01-2005, 07:21 PM
#17
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RE: New here
ORIGINAL: nrempel
I'm tech. deficient. Does not much $ mean $100-200, $200-400, more?? Lotsa knowledge needed?
I've also thought there is too much space in the wheel wells, and your car looks great!
I'm tech. deficient. Does not much $ mean $100-200, $200-400, more?? Lotsa knowledge needed?
I've also thought there is too much space in the wheel wells, and your car looks great!
Thank you
Sport line Springs $250 plus shipping
Panhard rod $150 plus shipping
Me and a friend installed them if you can't do it yourself a suspension shop can.It's not hard to do.
Custom alignment shop not somewhere like Sears $70
So when all said and done $550 to $600
