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Finally Lowered My Mustang

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03_TrueBlue_GT

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Hey guys I haven't been on here in a while but I finally lowered my Mustang and thought I would share the pictures.








 
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Looks great. What springs did you use? How much did it drop?
 

03_TrueBlue_GT

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Thanks bud, the springs are H&R Super Sport lowering springs from American Muscle. I am running isolators with my springs too btw, overall I think it gave it a 1.3in drop.
 

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You're not new!


Where's the before pics?


p.s
That's my favorite factory color for the SN95s.
 

03_TrueBlue_GT

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Here are some before pictures of the car, I forgot to add some lol. Also thanks I really like the color too, but I think the light blue looks good too. The thing I like the most about my car is that there aren't many 1999-2004 Mustangs with my color.



 

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I like the stance of your car it has that aggressive look to it.
 

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Yeah man. It's a huge difference. You were sitting super high with those wheels and tires. I'd wager that your front end will settle down a hair more too.




 
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Lookin' good bro!!!
 

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Looks SICK bro! I really like the color NBM ( Navy Blue Metallic ).. My car is Sonic Blue. Both are nice colors, but you never see a lot of NBM one's in my area. You did good on the springs. H&R's give the best stance, good ride quality , and our good if you ever go to the track ( road race ).. I had a pair on my previous mustang before the one i have now... it was a 02 GT with all bolt on's ( Full xhaust, Cai, Plenum/70mm TB, 3.73's manual trans,UPR suspension xcept the K-mem ) and it did pretty well, felt good on corners, bodyroll/over-under steer not bad at all compared to the set of
eibachs i had on there prior to the h&r's. I dig the FR500 wheels man. Nice ride ya got there . Cheers everyone!.
 

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Some more pictures of the car. I think the springs have settled a lot more since I posted the other pictures. I also bought new headlights for it and a new plastic cowl piece because they were starting to look like chit.









 
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Looks great. What size wheels are those? Caster camber plates?
I'm in the process of lowering my 00' too. Same springs you used, a set of 18" Cobra R wheels that I picked up. Only difference is I replaced the ball joints, control arm bushings, sway bar bushings.
 

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Looks great. What size wheels are those? Caster camber plates?
I'm in the process of lowering my 00' too. Same springs you used, a set of 18" Cobra R wheels that I picked up. Only difference is I replaced the ball joints, control arm bushings, sway bar bushings.
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The rims are 17x9 up front and 17x10.5in at the rear. I am using Maximum Motorsports caster camber plates. I had to have the tie rods and ball joints all replaced a few months after I lowered the car. It didn't seem to like the lowering springs and it probably didn't help that the components had a lot of mileage on them.
 

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When I started the spring install I noticed the ball joint boots were torn pretty bad on both. I had not had any issues when driving it but I'm pretty anal about keeping things fresh so I replaced everything from the control arm bushings and ball joints to the sway bar bushings and end links. I just got done with the rear springs and all I have to do now is replace the rear brake pads so I can get it out of the garage.

Brian
 
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