is it possible to lower the front but not the back?

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0h3gt

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is it possible to lower the front but not the back - to get that old school look...i have yet to see a late model mustang with this set up

 

evil281

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if you want the raked look just install lowering springs in front, problem solved, lowered front not rear

 

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ran260gt

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0h3gt said:

is it possible to lower the front but not the back - to get that old school look...i have yet to see a late model mustang with this set up

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Because it would look like poo!

 

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jlds91389

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^^agreed

 

fast97gt

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0h3gt said:

is it possible to lower the front but not the back - to get that old school look...i have yet to see a late model mustang with this set up

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why would you want too???

 

DropTopPony

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Get a coil over kit and set it any way you want it.

 

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bdcardinal

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DropTopPony said:

Get a coil over kit and set it any way you want it.

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+1 the tard that did the initial install on my coilovers raised the back .5" and slammed the front. it looked hideous, and it wouldn't align correctly. i changed that quick, i had to pull the coilover assemblies out and rebuild them and rebuild the c/c plates because he couldn't read a picture.

 

Flghtmstr1

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Get some FRPP "C" Springs. They lower the car 1.5" up front and a little less than 1" out back. That's what I did, and my car has an awesome stance.