Pic of lowered 99-04

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maverick0011

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Im lowering my car and i need to see some pics of some cars so i can decide how low to go. Tell me how low you went please. Im going to cut the springs so info on that can help too.

 

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why cut the springs? Ford C springs are cheap enough, and won't make your car do the ricer hop over every bump.

 

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if you get c-springs you will cut 1-2 coils off eventually

 

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H&R Super Sport springs

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AmBo

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Just get some Eibach Pro for a lower stance or H&R SSs for a slammed look. Either one new shocks and struts is highly recommended.

Here is mine on Eibach Pros with 18" Saleens to fill it out nicely:
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And here with 17s just so you have an idea:

 

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helty

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I'll see if I can dig up some pics of my H&R Sports

 

mustangkid05

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ambo i like......whats youre full setup........(size of saleens, tire size, what kind of springs? and do they rub)?

thanks in advance

 

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Hmmm...those 17s looks better than I thought. I'll definitely consider the 18s as more of a "final" upgrade.

BTW, when I'm thinking lowering, am I right to consider all of the following?

• springs
• shocks and struts
• caster/camber plates
• read lower control arms

If so, I'm going to need to do some more financial wizardry...

Actually, I was considering the FRPP "G" springs, which are basically the convertible version of the "C" springs. Since they don't lower quite as much, could I get away with not doing the cc plates and LCAs?

 

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only diffrence in the G and C is the rear spring rate i thought.

 

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my 2000 GT with generic springs from ebay (~$100 shipped). They sold them as an Eibach Clone...

 

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OneStiffGT

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I know it has camber in the front, that is because I just headed off from an autocross event. THe car is on Steeda competition springs and bilstein struts, but not for long

 

Smeech

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C Springs



Click Here for more lowered stangs.

 

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Wild Pony

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AmBo, Are those 18's 9 and 10.5? They look great with that pro kit.

 

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H&R SS

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Sportlines....and the bullitt package of course

 

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Eibach Sportlines,with maximum motorsports c&c plates,and spring iscolators.

 

Susky

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RoadconeTuning said:

only diffrence in the G and C is the rear spring rate i thought.

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Here's the info on stangsuspension.com...

C: Spring Rating: 650 lb./in. front - 200/300 lb./in. rear (equal to our popular Steeda Sport Springs) Lowers car 1.2 inches front, 1 inch rear

G: Spring Rating: 425/530 lb./in. front - 225-325 lb./in. rear (very close to Eibach Pro-kit specifications) Lowers car 1.5 inches front and rear.

 

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Eibach Pros...

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dmontzsta

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Ford C-Springs

 

TrueBlue03

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eibach sportlines front (no isolators)
roush springs in the rear

 

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