Ford Racing "C" Springs

KaPPaBaLL

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• Dec 16, 2003

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Anniversary_GT said:

I have c-springs on my car, isolators still on. Here are some pics of my car with 1 full coil cut in the rear

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your cars drop is just like mine. had my rears cut one full coil.

 

trublustallion

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#22

• Dec 16, 2003

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i gottem

 

trublustallion

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• Dec 16, 2003

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KaPPaBaLL said:

jesus christ, there are so many pansies in this forum.. C-SPRINGS AREN'T THAT BAD OF A RIDE!

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i agree with yah, and i have no isolators either. only thing i dislike is that i have to go over speed bumps SLOOOOOOOOOOOOOWLY or else i'll hit my x pipe. other than that, ride feels really close to stock. You guys cant seriously expect top of the line comfort for something as cheap as they are, but im satisfied

 

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trublustallion said:

i agree with yah, and i have no isolators either. only thing i dislike is that i have to go over speed bumps SLOOOOOOOOOOOOOWLY or else i'll hit my x pipe. other than that, ride feels really close to stock. You guys cant seriously expect top of the line comfort for something as cheap as they are, but im satisfied

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i do the same thing with my MRT o/r H-pipe. but i go over the bumps at the angle. no problems.

 

2k2SilverBullet

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• Dec 17, 2003

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well guys i am going to get c-springs. one question, if i take the isolators out will i have to cut the rear coils, if so what is the easiest way to do so.
very nice cars in this thread

thanks guys

 

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millatime

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• Dec 17, 2003

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no you can just not install the rubber isolaters

 

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RacerGT

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Damn my car is so sexy.

 

2k2SilverBullet

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• Dec 17, 2003

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racegt you do have a nice car. do u have the isolators in or out

 

Scrody96GT

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• Dec 17, 2003

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Here's my car with the C springs. I didn't cut any coils, and I left all of the isolaters in. For $109, you can't beat it!

 

2k2SilverBullet

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nice car, how big of a drop did u get from the springs

 

Scrody96GT

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• Dec 17, 2003

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2k2SilverBullet said:

nice car, how big of a drop did u get from the springs

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I don't remember exactly how much it was. I wrote it down somewhere. Seems like it was about the same that everyone else gets, about 1 inch in the front and somewhere between 1/2 and 1 inch in the back.

 

2k2SilverBullet

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• Dec 17, 2003

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thats good, i dont want the slam look, but i am thinking about removing the isolators, but someone told me that i will have to cut coil then