my bro bought a set of springs for his car a while ago and never put them on, he has a 97 cobra. I went on mustang tuning and saw that the eibach pro kit says its compatible for 79-04 v8's. Does that mean the springs he has will fit my car?
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wow thats crazy i just got a set off my friends 95 GT and was wondering the same thing about fitment into my 88. TTT same question here
cenok is family
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yeah they'll work. the drop rate they advertise will be a little off though seeing as they rated them for the heavier sn95 car. will work fine with no probs though.
alright so I looked at them and they looked real used. The coating it had on them has chips and there are rust spots on them. Should I use these? My brother is giving them to me for 50 bucks. Or should I just get c springs for 150 new. Im trying to save as much money as possible so if i can use them even if they look beat let me k now please.
stprorolla49
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I'd get them and throw some black rustoleum on them if you really want. If you can get them for $50, thats a lot better than $150, and how worn can they be, you know?
yea, im thinking people get 4 banger springs from junkyards, they cant better any better then these. They dont look bad, I can still see they say eibach on them, they just have chips on them and rust spots. Hopefully they'll go on this weekend.
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soontobefastfox
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if they aren't beaten up that much I would use them, just get new coil spring isolators (the ones from maximum motorsports are perfect) I used them on my stang so it would only lower the front 1-1/2" and the rear 1/2". I can post a pic if you are interested.
yes please post pics. Is there any threads of foxes with springs? Id like to see how the eibach prokit drops a fox.
soontobefastfox
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thanks, looks good.
I had a question. Looking at my wheels and fender, there is about a 1.5" gap. in the front, and it dosent look like the tires would tuck under the fender, could this be a problem? Or should it fit fine?
I had a question. Looking at my wheels and fender, there is about a 1.5" gap. in the front, and it dosent look like the tires would tuck under the fender, could this be a problem? Or should it fit fine?
soontobefastfox
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thanks for the compliment. I do not think your wheels would tuck under the fender with the pro kit and mm coil isolators.
302RollinHard
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Another pic of the pro kit installed with ES isolators. Ride is stiffer but much more responsive and braking has improved.
http://forums.stangnet.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=50100&d=1177173388
http://forums.stangnet.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=50100&d=1177173388
grey5.0beast
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Sweet, maybe I should put mine on this weekend... except I'm broke and can't afford any friggin CC plates lol
Got the rear springs on. Probably one of the easiest things ive done to my car...
Im in a bit of a pickle with the front springs. i dont really want to do them, i have a pretty detailed instruction sheet to take them off w/o a springs compressor but im still not quite sure how it works. Once the front springs go on ill be ordering cc plates and ill get her aligned. The rears look sick!
Im in a bit of a pickle with the front springs. i dont really want to do them, i have a pretty detailed instruction sheet to take them off w/o a springs compressor but im still not quite sure how it works. Once the front springs go on ill be ordering cc plates and ill get her aligned. The rears look sick!
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