reccomend lowering springs?

Cobain03

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im on a tight budget but that 4x4 has got to go. i dont want to change my struts or anything cause next thing you know you have 1000 bucks into it.
any suggestions? This is my daily driver and kentucky roads are not the best.

 

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mustangman666

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personally i'd go with the eibach pro kit. i just got it installed less than two weeks ago and i am very impressed. you can get away with doing just the springs, no struts or caster camber plates. the ride didn't change much at all and there is no body roll until you start carving turns like a pro racer. oh and i live in new england so i'm basing this off driving on horrible streets.

 

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spitfirees20

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I've heard good things about the MaxSpeed lowering springs on ebay in all of the searches I've done about lowering springs, if you're really on a budget the price can't be beat. I know more than a couple of people have them.

 

streetstang03

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FRPP C-springs. see American Muscle.com. they're usually cheap there with free shipping.

 

Tim2002GT

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streetstang03 said:

FRPP C-springs. see American Muscle.com. they're usually cheap there with free shipping.

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+1 Got mine from them for $140.99 shipped!

Use mustangboards as your coupon code for 6% off.

 

bullitt 5561

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get these...



sportlines baby

 

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tomustang

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How low do you want to go?

 

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where you at in Lexington? What color is your car maybe I have seen you around.

I would suggest saving to do it right. you will be happier.

also check out www.stangbangerz.com it's a great group out of Cincinnati. Well worth the drive for their events.

 

merc123

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I have the pro-kit. They're low enough for me to be happy and still scrape my exhaust on some speed bumps. Sportlines are even lower than the pro-kit.

My pro-kit didn't require C/C plates or struts and I've had them on for about 40k miles.

 

Cobain03

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car is a silver vert


can you all post pics? i dont want to be dragging everywhere but its got to go lower.

 

RedDaemon

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Steeda Sport: all isolators in, no shock/strut upgrade

 

merc123

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Stock:

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