2" Drop too much?

FastFord

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I have about a 3" drop. Eibach 2" and K-member swap for another 1". Looks great, handles great with a low center of gravity, but it's to low. I'm going coilovers to gain the 1" or 1.25" back. 1-1/2" to 2" is a perfect drop.

 

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I just dropped mine last weekend with the help of sldghmr. I used Sportlines in the rear and H&R in the front. Let me tell you - LOW! My front fenders meet at the tires and the rear fenders are the same. The look and handling is incredible. The ride on the highway is way better than stock springs. City driving is only bad when I hit a big pothole but I have 0 complaints. I feel like I am glued to the ground. I'm going to NY in about 4 hours and i'll get some good pics while I am there provided the rain doesnt come until tomorrow. You have to see it to believe it...pics are comin!

 

rustang94

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Looks good . I think I'm going to go with a 2" drop.

 

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I lowered my car a little....

 

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vernell69

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JBA springs http://store.cal-mustang.com/cm_able/showdetl.cfm?&DID=7&Product_ID=3925&CATID=20&CM_SA=0

 

KingOf-Crunk

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Souf

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Damn those houses must be free!

 

vernell69

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Yeah they're free and you pay for them.

 

Adam00GT

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Anyone using the FRPP "C" Springs? I had them on my 2000 GT with one coil cut out of I believe the rear springs. They looked great. I'm thinking about getting me a set of these!

www.gefracing.com sells them for $119.95.

-Adam

 

Venom351R

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Adam00GT said:

Anyone using the FRPP "C" Springs? I had them on my 2000 GT with one coil cut out of I believe the rear springs. They looked great. I'm thinking about getting me a set of these!

www.gefracing.com sells them for $119.95.

-Adam

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I have FMS C Springs and thats where I bought mine from as well.

 

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ponypowa2

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Do you need CC plates with a 1.5" drop?

 

rustang94

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ponypowa2 said:

Do you need CC plates with a 1.5" drop?

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I had 1.5" drop and I didn't need cc plates now I'm thinking about a 2" drop