Pro-Kit or Sportline?

Blev

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I'm sick of haveing a stang that looks like a damn 4X4!! I have been debating on how low to go and can't make up my mind. So can you guys post a side view picture of your cars with the Pro-kit or Sportline so I can see how it looks. Here is a picture of the monster truck so you can see how badly I need it to be lowered. PLEASE only show cars with those two kits.

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JonJon

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I got my Pro-Kit since I didn't want to get CC plates. The ride isn't much worse than stock.

I have pics at home, sorry.

 

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Eibach Pro-Kit with Tokicos. And yes I have C/C plates. Call me when your ready to install.

 

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sportline give the best looking drop on 96-98 gt's. IMO the pro-kit is not low enough, like the guys car above

 

Bullitt03

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Ford racing C springs with 2.25 coils removed

 

squares98

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that drop is hot!

 

Blev

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squares98 said:

sportline give the best looking drop on 96-98 gt's. IMO the pro-kit is not low enough, like the guys car above

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I think his drop looks sweet, but that's just my .02. I have an X pipe that hangs lower than the stock pipe and I don't want to hit a bad bump and have my entire exhaust ripped out.

 

Bullitt03

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Blev said:

I think his drop looks sweet, but that's just my .02. I have an X pipe that hangs lower than the stock pipe and I don't want to hit a bad bump and have my entire exhaust ripped out.

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i have a x pipe too and it use to hang low then i just loosened the bolts pushed it up and tightened it up and it does'nt hang low anymore

 

Blev

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Bullitt03 said:

i have a x pipe too and it use to hang low then i just loosened the bolts pushed it up and tightened it up and it does'nt hang low anymore

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Hmmmm......

 

WhiteDevil69

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Blev said:

Hmmmm......

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What about steeda sports springs? Anyone have pics of them? Last time I saw them alone the drop looked just about perfect.

 

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Pro kit with front isolators replaced with rubber tubing.

 

kboy262

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I like the Sportlines the best. I have them with 1/3 coil cut in the front for a better level look. You will need C/C plates. I am still on my factory shocks and struts for the past 18 months. It just looks mean from behind with my 17x10.5 bullitts and being wingless.

 

CobraM23

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Heres mine with Sportlines and Tokico HP's. You hafta go really slow over speedbumps to avoid scraping but oh well you learn to live with it.

http://forums.stangnet.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=22213

 

Blev

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tygr1 said:

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Pro kit with front isolators replaced with rubber tubing.

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That's EXACTLY what I was looking for!! (fixed your link for you)I was worried the Pro-Kit would hardly drop my car, but after seeing yours, it dropped it nicely!! The Sportline would tuck the wheels into the wells, that's just too low.

 

mity2

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got sportline, and couldn't be happier

 

Blev

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mity2 said:

got sportline, and couldn't be happier

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on your web page, the clean2 picture, is that before or after the springs?

 

tygr1

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Blev said:

That's EXACTLY what I was looking for!! (fixed your link for you)

Blev said:

How the hell do you post those pics in the text box?? I'm inept.

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tygr1

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See...I can't even use the 'quote' right.

 

BCB00GT

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I would say Pro-kit, since I don't like the very low look. I had the Eibach Pro-kit for the vert on my car until today (just removed them). Ride was nice, lowered, but without the slammed look.

 

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Bleve, your Stang will look very sweet when you lower it..........

I have Eibach Pro Kit. My Stang looks slammed in this pic only because it is sitting in a grass field during a car show. It got a lot of compliments on its "aggressive" stance: