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1989DropTop

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Looking to lower the stang just a little to give it a better looking stance. Any suggestions for springs currently stock 5.0 Auto, I had a 87 that was dropped and had a raked stance that was bad ass but I bought it that way. Would appriciate any help!!! Thanks

 

wythors

Get off my lawn!!!

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Here's my car with a set of freshly installed Eibach Prokit springs last summer. It has probably settled another half inch since.

 

larrym1961

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I also have the Eibach Pro's on my '87, love the stance over stock and the handling is much better to. I also installed a set of offset rack bushings to compensate for bump steer that also occures with a lowered car.

 

tannerc91gt

This last 25% is foreign territory at this point

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Had the eibach prokit on my 91


Ignore the ugly ass wheels and tires

 

1989DropTop

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Any tire rub and how many inch drop kit is that the 1 or 2 inch? How difficult was the install??? Thanks for the pics guys I like the stance!!

 

Mustang5L5

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If you like the raked look, you can get that woth ford racing C and B springs. I'd recommend the B springs as they are progressive rate up front.

Here's my car woth C springs. I hated how low the front was though, and later put in Mach 1 springs instead.

 

Chasinpapa

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Eibach sportline kit on my '88