Drag Springs???

milehighstang

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Hey all i was wondering what your thoughts would be for a very well performing drag suspension? I am really considering the Eibach drag kit with steeda upper and lower control arms and either Lakewood 70/30-50/50 or Tokico 5 way adjustable drag struts and shocks. How would this setup perform at the track and street? How would it sit? i would really like the car to be a little lower not higher If this doesnt sound good what else would you all reccomend?

 

JJ95GTID

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From all the threads that I've read on the Eibach Drag kit the ride height stays the same as stock. Another alternative is Larual Mountain Mustang (sp?). They now make a drag spring kit and have good prices on the Lakewood struts/shocks. Haven't read anything about those yet though.

 

slvrbullit302

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I have the Eibach drag kit, UPR uca's and lca's, lakewood 70/30's and 50/50's, no sway bars. Car really 60's good and the street driving is pleasant.

 

302fordracer

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No no the eibach drag kit does not make the car stay the same...talk to eades5.0 he had it he'll show you pics...looks horrible...it slightly lifts the front end (better weight transfer)

 

slvrbullit302

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302fordracer said:

No no the eibach drag kit does not make the car stay the same...talk to eades5.0 he had it he'll show you pics...looks horrible...it slightly lifts the front end (better weight transfer)

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That is the truth there mine sits a good bit higher in the front than stock. Looks like the car is always leaving the line. But if you want traction youhave to sacrific something else.