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Polyurethane Isolator Question?

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Menace Stang

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I have a suspension problem. My 93 Lx prevously had Ford racing C springs, The front was way to low so I changed them out for stock 4cyl springs. Now the car sits even lower Lol. I got another set of 4cyl ones because I think the ones off my friends car were sagging.

If I throw polyurethane upper and lower Isolators on will it raise the front up a little??

Any help would be much appreciated!!
 

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It probably will raise it a little bit depending on how worn out the stock ones are.
 
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87foxstang said:
It probably will raise it a little bit depending on how worn out the stock ones are.
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I only have the lowers in currently.
 

85_SS_302_Coupe

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It'll raise it but not very much...
 

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Not much. Do you have a V8 in the car? The 4-banger springs might not be up to handling the weight of the v8
 
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Mustang5L5 said:
Not much. Do you have a V8 in the car? The 4-banger springs might not be up to handling the weight of the v8
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Yeah it's a V8, A few of my friends ran them and it wasn't that low. I guess maybe because I still have thye A/C and battery up front?
 

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Possibly, or they could just be old worn springs and a different set would sit a little higher?

Poly isolators won't help that much. Maybe 1/4" or so?
 
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