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2001GTTT

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Hey everyone...i just bought my first 2001 Mustang GT BULLITT...was wondering if lowering it with coilovers was a good idea and if anyone has done it with good results and what brand to use...(tryin to keep it all-american)
 

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2001GTTT said:
Hey everyone...i just bought my first 2001 Mustang GT BULLITT...was wondering if lowering it with coilovers was a good idea and if anyone has done it with good results and what brand to use...(tryin to keep it all-american)
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Yes, it's a good idea - just not on stock shocks/struts. Maximum Motorsports makes some of the best stuff. I have coilovers all around, and had them with a cobra IRS as well.
 
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If you don't mind more NVH, then coilovers would be fine.

However, unless you're roadracing, save a few bucks and just get regular springs with a good set of shocks/struts.
 

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san~man said:
If you don't mind more NVH, then coilovers would be fine.

However, unless you're roadracing, save a few bucks and just get regular springs with a good set of shocks/struts.
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There is less V and H with coilovers, N is debatable CO's are perfect for a street application - they allow lower spring rates (better ride quality) with higher effective wheel rate (better handling).
 
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BennyBlown2v said:
There is less V and H with coilovers, N is debatable CO's are perfect for a street application - they allow lower spring rates (better ride quality) with higher effective wheel rate (better handling).
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I would disagree with that. I had the MM C/O kit, and mine made noise. The spring was rubbing the threaded collar for the perch, and no matter what was done the problem could not be remedied.
 
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