My B-Day.. which Springs????

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03MaCh1nE

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im still stock with wheels and i was wondering if the H&R ss springs would look..

when i washed my baby today i was like"man she would look like a beauty if she was dropped"

so whats the best/ differencce from the H&R sace springs and the H&R ss??

thanks for the help..
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CobraRed_96_GT

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1.9/1.5" is a good drop. You're proly looking at new caster/camber plates for alignment and new struts/shocks if you want the suspension to hold up tho. Are you keeping these articles in mind?

 

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03MaCh1nE

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articals.. im new to this

but i just want the springs cause i dont have the money for shocks and other stuff..

and the race springs "highly" reccomend the shocks and other stuff to go with

 

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98MACH1R

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hey man i was in the same spot as you, i went with the H&R SS and MM C/C plates and this is the best look(IMO) and handling i have felt from a stang. Granted i have bilstiens, bumpsteer, balljoints, sways also. But certaintly the best part is the quality +1 for H&R SS

 

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03MaCh1nE said:

articals.. im new to this

but i just want the springs cause i dont have the money for shocks and other stuff..

and the race springs "highly" reccomend the shocks and other stuff to go with

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it's not a good idea to drop the car that much and not hace C/C plates or after market struts. I think you should save up and do it all at once while you're in there.

 

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Vance AFB, Enid OK

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Or you could go with the Eibach Pro-kit. That way, you'll get 1.5", and you don't NEED C/C plates.

 

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flyboy86 said:

Or you could go with the Eibach Pro-kit. That way, you'll get 1.5", and you don't NEED C/C plates.

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I needed C/C plates with FRPP B springs.

 

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03MaCh1nE

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well cause i saw the H&R ss on stock rims on the mach

and it looks good.. i was wondering how th Race springs would look