Is it sitting right?

nazstang

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• May 8, 2005

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hey guys, last week i installed lakewood drag shocks and eibach springs, the springs werea bitch to install thanks to my LCA bolts, but i like how they feel. i cut 1 coil on the springs to give it a more agressive stance, do u guys like it like this? i didn't put the upper isolators in, so if needed, they can rise the rear back up. thanks

 

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Stang8URMPRT

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#2

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It really depends on how it looks up front. If the relationship between the front and back are ok, then it looks fine. Get a picture of both front and rear in one picture then we could decided.

 

nazstang

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the front is a joke right now! i did the rears, and then it started to rain, so i need to wait til tommorow to finish. here is a pic of it as of right now. it looks like a low rider



ha! but do u think there should be a dip forward, or have the front higher than the rear? thanks alot.

 

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I_AM_CANADIAN

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well technically, if the front was higher, it would give you better traction (more angle = more weight to the rear). But IMO I like the look of a forward lean.

 

nazstang

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i like the forward lean too, but do u think it'll actually hurt the performance?

 

I_AM_CANADIAN

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not with the eibach/lakewood combo.