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I ordered Eibach pro kit springs
Less than 40,000 miles on my current shocks...
Do I replace the shocks or get new ones?
The real question is.. are the stock mustang shocks able to handle the springs??
Less than 40,000 miles on my current shocks...
Do I replace the shocks or get new ones?
The real question is.. are the stock mustang shocks able to handle the springs??
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 126
From: In San Bernardino County, CA
RE: shocks/springs
Eibach springs are good...just be ready for a long night when you install them. It looks easier than it is. You're gonna have to have patience, instead of being like me when I did mine and abandon all hope half way through, then find something that made it easier and then getting it done the next evening after you moped around all day and slept for like an hour. Please don't make that mistake.
Other thn that, good luck.
Other thn that, good luck.
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Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 1,581
From: Terre Haute, Indiana
RE: shocks/springs
The springs are difficult to install at times and you get to yell out some pretty good words. lol The shocks/struts are pretty easy to install though.
I don't know about those shocks/struts. I have the Mach 1 Tokico's. They are pretty good. I would say that those are pretty good too[8D]. lol
I don't know about those shocks/struts. I have the Mach 1 Tokico's. They are pretty good. I would say that those are pretty good too[8D]. lol
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From: Terre Haute, Indiana
RE: shocks/springs
Where did you read the feedback? Everyone I have talked to likes their Tokico's. They are fairly priced for what you are getting. I like my Tokico's, they are a big improvement over stock.
Do they make KYB's for the V6? They are a pretty good brand of shock/struts and they are tight handling too.
Do they make KYB's for the V6? They are a pretty good brand of shock/struts and they are tight handling too.
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Where did you read the feedback? Everyone I have talked to likes their Tokico's. They are fairly priced for what you are getting. I like my Tokico's, they are a big improvement over stock.
Do they make KYB's for the V6? They are a pretty good brand of shock/struts and they are tight handling too.
Where did you read the feedback? Everyone I have talked to likes their Tokico's. They are fairly priced for what you are getting. I like my Tokico's, they are a big improvement over stock.
Do they make KYB's for the V6? They are a pretty good brand of shock/struts and they are tight handling too.
Anyonehave experience with thesehttp://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/KYB-G...2em118Q2el1247
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I ordered Eibach pro kit springs
Less than 40,000 miles on my current shocks...
Do I replace the shocks or get new ones?
The real question is.. are the stock mustang shocks able to handle the springs??
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Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 1,451
From: rockwell/charlotte NC
RE: shocks/springs
meh basic knowledge of car and right tools 4 hours max to put springs andI have my stock shocks/struts and they have roughly 75k on them they are fine andI have the eibach kit