C SPRINGS...come in

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TrueBlueNJ

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Well the stangnet search option sucks so if you could help me out by posting some pics of your car with C springs so I can see what the end result looks like!

I have a vert btw but it doesnt matter, I just wanna see how it does at eliminating the wheel gap.

 

Duke309

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These were right after I put my new wheels on. Had the C springs for a couple months now and I used all the rubber isolators. I'm really considering cutting the dead coils on the back so it sits a little more even.

 

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jeffnoel

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Here's mine C spring with isolators and 1/2 coil removed from the reasr.

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ilbehaved

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what did u cut the spring with and does it squeak or anything without the rear isolators?

 

jeffnoel

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4 1/2 " angle grinder and I do have the isolators on all around.

 

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TrueBlueNJ

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are you using CC plates? Hows your alignment?

 

tomustang

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TrueBlueNJ said:

Well the stangnet search option sucks

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You just suck at searching http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=620984&highlight=SPRINGS

Edit: another http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=624784&highlight=SPRINGS

 

jeffnoel

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No CC plates needed aligned to factory with stock plates and room to spare.

 

Duke309

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I got mine aligned without CC plates as well, they really aren't a big deal though. My friend and I stuck some MM cc plates and tokico struts on his car in a couple of hours.

 

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Red2000GT

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Here's mine with half a coil cut on the front and about 1.5 coils out of the back.

 

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Here's my old GT. This is with 1 coil cut and isos removed in the rear. Nothing done in the front.

 

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Pennywise2

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The H&R sport springs will give you a 1.5-1.6" drop.

 

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TrueBlueNJ

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Hows the ride with the c's or the H&R sports...not the supersports, I think they make the vert looked slammed.

 

jeffnoel

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My Cs ride nice and firm with Tokico blue struts & shocks, not harsh or bumpy at all.

 

White Stang

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Heres mine with the C springs.

 

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Pennywise2

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Nice car white stang.