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lowering my stock 92 gt

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lil l

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does anyone know of any swap that would lower my car about 2-3 inches? i am keeping my stock wheels. i am new to this stuff but i am very eager to learn about fox mustangs, any other swap ideas would be greatly appreciated. thanks for the advice.
 

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2-3 inches is a lot... probably too much... i cant imagine having any suspension travel left...

lowering springs would lower your car... but not 2-3 inches worth...
 
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well maybe not that low but i would like for the car to look sporty with not a lot of gap between the tire and the fender.
 

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daily driver? what are your intentions for the car? best bet is to use the search feature.
 

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Look at my sig. Lowered about 2.5 all around, possibly 3" and I have 17" wheels with 275's out back. Take it from me, I've done it WITHOUT rolling my fenders or removing quad shocks. You're golden.

Mine are made by a company called "progress" and I love em! Found out about them from 5.0 mustang and fast fords and have installed them on a focus and three mustangs. Good springs. Wayyyy better ride than my eibachs
 

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Sig didn't show.


I recently removed my c springs for Mach 1 springs. Sure the c springs looked nice, but I was sick of being so low. With he Mach springs, I'm still lower than stock, but the ride is comfortable and I have turning radius back!
 

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Just fyi.. i have Saleen Sport Springs on my 80 with 84 Capri fenders, 95 Spindles, MM c/c plates, 91 K-Member with full 91 EFI motor, AOD, stock rack, no rack limiters, 245/50-16 on 16x8's 15mm offset... no rub lock to lock... the ride is rough... but it looks really good.
 

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1.5" eibach springs looked good
 
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thanks fiveohwblow,i'm gonna try and find them. like i said,i just want the car to look sporty with the factory wheels.
 
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