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front end needs more lowering!!!

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SaleenGT2001

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i have the eibach sportlines on my GT, but the front end just isnt low enough for me. what can i do to get it to drop about another 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch???i still have the isolators in. would removing them actually make a differance???
 
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You might try the steeda x2 balljoints. Running them without the supplied coil spring spacer lowered the front of mine an additional 1/2 an inch. Plus it helps correct the steering geometry after lowering it. Pretty cool piece for 99 bucks.
 

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good idea! are they press in or bolt in?
 
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damn man I'm surprised sportlines arent a god enough drop for you!
 
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press in
 

SaleenGT2001

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yea the front just isnt low enough. i hate most lowered cars. i'm usually lifting my vehicles! but i like the way that stangs look when they are really low. i have only put about 1000 miles on the sportlines. but i dont think they will settle too much. maybe remove the isolators, or cut a coil??
 

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SaleenGT2001 said:
yea the front just isnt low enough. i hate most lowered cars. i'm usually lifting my vehicles! but i like the way that stangs look when they are really low. i have only put about 1000 miles on the sportlines. but i dont think they will settle too much. maybe remove the isolators, or cut a coil??
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try removing the isolators first, you don't want to cut the springs and have it end up wrong looking you know
 

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here's a good link with pics, before and after isolators

http://eleanor.pro3i.com/showthread.php?t=597372
 
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