just installed 10.5 black bullits ( dont like it )

win98nogood

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HankyGt
thanks alot appriciate it

 

HankyGT

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np mang

 

twogts4us

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Mustang5L5 said:

Lower the car, delete the wing and do something about the brakes....preferably 13" bullitt calipers with crossdrilled zinc plated rotors

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mixedbreed02gt said:

black wheels FTL!!! especially Bullitts. get chrome, and get something snazzy looking!

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Agreed, agreed guys...here's my 02 GT, before it was totalled. I moves these rims over to my Mach 1...they would look good on any car. (These are not chrome, they are just polished, which is exactly what I wanted because it took exactly 15 mins after mounting these to catch a curb and rash one of em ...but being that they are polished, I simply sanded / dremeled the rash out, progressing down to finer and finer sandpaper until the rash is gone. Beats the hell out of f'ing up chrome)

 

twogts4us

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How about on Torch Red?

 

win98nogood

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you guys are killing making me keep it rather than trade for a notch

 

navarro98gt

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win98nogood said:

you guys are killing making me keep it rather than trade for a notch

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Lets see this notch!!

 

twogts4us

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Notch = cheaper to go fast, which is never a bad thing
Back in 87 I really wanted a notch but without a decent job I settled for a $200 car payment (ahhh, the good ol days) in a new Escort GT (slowest slug on earth...only thing that might be slower is a Yugo, but that's another story!)

 

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With a DD rear on a 17 inch rim it tends to make the wheels look smaller then they are when there is a big gap between the fender and the tire. They will look alot better once the car is dropped. Your color car is actually one of the few colors i like black wheels on.

 

blackfang

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Here is a pic of mine with just B springs as i scrape now with my longtubes.

 

urban96

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if the stang is your daily driver i say keep it, the new ones are much more comfy than the older ones IMO

 

win98nogood

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urban96 said:

if the stang is your daily driver i say keep it, the new ones are much more comfy than the older ones IMO

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the guy sold the notch his wife didnt want him to have another stang
so i will consider trades for a worked clean notch NJ area , yes i admit the newer ones are comfy , but ive had alot of notchbacks that drive great get out the gangsta lean seats and put some comfy 03 cobra seats

 

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Throw some H&R Super Sports on there and keep the New Edge. I sold my '89 nitrous'd notch for the Bullitt. No regrets, though I do miss the power occassionally. I just put H&R Sports on with the 18" Bullitts and the ride is great and I'm pleased with the drop. Need to get some pics of it with the springs in. Maybe this weekend.

 

tank_567

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04sleeper said:

That PS above looks sweet!

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win98nogood

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Well I dropped it today

I picked up a set of T-TEIN lowering springs 2.4 and a 2.2 inch drop
let me know what you guys think . took about 2 hours in the driveway
before






after

 

joshjwc9

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It looks 12837561823561865 times better, BTW how do those springs ride?

 

win98nogood

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really smooth not hard at all , better than the stock ride thats for sure no more
4x4 glad I got them

 

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win98nogood said:

really smooth not hard at all , better than the stock ride thats for sure no more
4x4 glad I got them

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Good job on the install man, they look sweet! Don't you agree that those rims/tires look better now?

 

win98nogood

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fudleyd said:

Good job on the install man, they look sweet! Don't you agree that those rims/tires look better now?

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very glad i did it , looks a million times better

 

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win98nogood said:

very glad i did it , looks a million times better

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Nah, not a million time better......A trillion times better

Looks awesome

 

AmBo

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why would you trade your sn95 for a notch? I hope to god its not your daily driver your trading away...

EDIT: totally didn't see page 2! Looks great dude! !