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Spiggs

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I searched the forums for this, but couldn't seem to find any solid answer in another existing thread.

Has anybody tried installing Bullitt springs, while retaining the GT struts / shocks. I realize the outcome may be a harsher than normal ride, and faster than normal wear on the shocks / struts, but has anybody tried it?

If so, what was your experience with the ride quality?

Thanks in advance guys.
 

Mirrahasmycar

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it wouldn't be worth it, get a kit because they are engineered to work together, if you mix and match its not going to function like it should
 

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It will ride pretty much just like stock, but sit a little lower.
 

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My friend swapped over to bullitt front springs in his V6, he says it made a huge difference in handling.. But sixer stuff is a lot looser than the GT.


Bullitt springs are only about 1/2" shorter at most than GT springs, so your stock struts/shocks will be fine. As AdRock said, its gonna be pretty close to the same.
 
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'03GTinFLA

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I have Steeda springs, 1 1/2" drop all around with stock shocks and struts. I though the ride was improved in the corners and a little rougher on large bumps. I don't think that little of a drop, aka bullit springs, will affect the stockers too much. JMHO. Then again it will give you a reason to save up for some billesteins (sp?)
 

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Thanks for the input guys, I really appreciate it. I'll probably try it, and if I think it handles like poop, just change over to those billsteins.
 
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