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Old 09-21-2006, 11:01 PM
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Default Lowering- just the rear

I checked other mustang forums and I read the topic about lowering - just the rear. Roush is selling the rear spring only for $99 and it will lower the rear for 1". I was thinking of doing it for my rear wheel just to even from the front and i don't have to worry about alignment , cambers. Anybody here lowered their rear wheel only.
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Old 09-21-2006, 11:11 PM
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no one in the V6 section done it, but a couple in teh 4.6 section yes..

i dont recomend it though.. in my opinion it makes the car look funny
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Old 09-21-2006, 11:13 PM
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because if you put a level to the bottom of your rocker and check the bubble youll notice that its already level (granted your on level ground) if you lower the rear only your car lean rearward.. your front will be higher.. the only reason our cars look high in rear end is because of the shape of the rear bumper

i got the eibach lowering kit, and my car had an even lowerng process.. looks sharp that way.. check my avatar and look at the rockers
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