Lowered Verts

[CrazyCorey]

Does any 99-04 convertible owners have the eibach sportline springs on their car. I have the pro-kit however would like to go a bit lower still. If so did you also install strut tower braces to reduce chasis flex??


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Here is a pic of my car!

 

[ToplessStang]

Have you considered H&R Super Sports. They're great. No strut bar on my car.

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[CrazyCorey]

It has crossed my mind. Your car looks good, I remember when you first posted your pics when you lowered it a couple months ago. What have you done since.
Also have you changed the shocks too?
Finally how did you get the pivs to upload like that?

 

[CrazyCorey]

nevermind, just read your post!! Answered some of my questions!!!

 

[BigChiefSmokem]

Check out this thread for my personal experience between the eibach pro kit and the h&r supersports:
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=557040

Get the H&R SuperSports! I havnet heard too many good things about the sportlines.

As far as strut tower braces, YES, get one.. Its one of my next mods..first though i would get a good pair of sub frame connectors. Those will greatly go towards reducing chassis flex.

See!

 

[Seraphitia102]

I have the H&R Super Sports as well which provide similar lowering to the Sportlines. You're going to need aftermarket struts/shocks to be this low, otherwise, you'll wear your stock ones out in no time, plus spend additional labor to insert the shocks/struts when you do decide to replace it. www.hrsprings.com H&R's website also recommends aftermarket shocks/struts with the Super Sport springs. I have Bilsteins which are great for ride quality because lowering your car by 2" will sacrifice a lot of the ride quality that you enjoy right now. Might as well get the best shocks/struts out there to maintain the best ride quality you can possibly get. Caster/camber plates are just about a must for cars lowered past 1.5". I've seen lots of people with alignment problems fast without caster/camber plates (for those who have been lowered past 1.5"). Pictures of my lowered convertible are below:

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[RedDaemon]

as always

 

[CrazyCorey]

How do you guys post your pictures like that? I dont like how I have a seperate link!!

By the way, your cars look great!!!!

I am ordering H&R super sports this week along with caster camber plates, any recomendations on which to get!! Probably try and get the bilstiens in a month or so.

 

[ToplessStang]

Well first off congrats on picking the H&R's. You won't regret it. I use http://photobucket.com for my pics. Works pretty good. As for C/C plates, everyone on here recommended the MM plates so that's what I got from here http://www.stangsuspension.com/store/comersus_dynamicIndex.asp. Free shipping on them. The MM plates also come with new alignment specs which help improve handling even further. You won't be dissapointed. Don't forget to post pics when it's all done .

 

[Seraphitia102]

How do you guys post your pictures like that? I dont like how I have a seperate link!!

By the way, your cars look great!!!!

I am ordering H&R super sports this week along with caster camber plates, any recomendations on which to get!! Probably try and get the bilstiens in a month or so.

Not to mention that Maximum Motorsports caster/camber plates come with a lifetime warranty, and probably won't break as opposed to aluminum ones (from what I hear).

 

[Seraphitia102]

as always

thank you