Bullitt Suspension for a 2009 GT

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Gregor111

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Supposedly the Bullitt doesn't sit much lower than a stock GT which leads me to believe that none of the suspension kits Ford sells is identical to what the Bullitt is running. Every review of the Bullitt I have read emphasizes how well the car handles as a result of the suspension. Is there a way to add this suspension to a stock 2009 GT?

Greg

 

silver-gt-vert

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Yeah, it's called the Ford Handling Pack for the GT. Go to Ford Racing: Home and they have the info and part numbers there.

 

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silver-gt-vert said:

Yeah, it's called the Ford Handling Pack for the GT. Go to Ford Racing: Home and they have the info and part numbers there.

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While this would be a better option, it's not the same suspension the Bullit is running from what I understand.

 

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Really? I could of swore I saw in a few places that it is. I could be wrong.

 

Jester67

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As far as I know it is not.

 

ufnavy06

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It's pretty close, but I'd go Roush for the same price as the FRHP. Yeah, you don't get the STB and it is a little bit more, but if you join the Roush Owner's club for $25 annually, you get %10 back.

 

Mr_Q

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The Ford Racing Handling pack is NOT what is on the Bullitt. It's what Shelby puts on the Shelby GTs though.

It's a great kit. It's not too harsh for daily driving, improves look and stance. The feel is great AND more importantly I can tear it up at the track with this kit. It's a great "hybird" suspension kit for street and light track use.

The Bullitt at most is just running a stiffer spring and/or shock setup if anything different than the standard Gt at all.

 

walter

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+1 on the Bullitt having slightly different springs/dampers then stock GT or FRP kit.

and +1 on getting a Roush Setup