spring insolators

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millatime

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I've done a search already but haven't found what I'm looking for. I know that if I take off these there will be more noise and potentially a harsher ride. So what I want to know is would it be wiser to put on the top ones and leave off the bottom ones or the other way around? I'm using the c springs and don't want to cut a coil. I know some people don't use the insolators, so what do you guys suggest?

 

GoldnGT

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why would you want to take them off at all? is your car not low enough?

Mike

 

Carl

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I took both of mine off and it didn't affect the ride/noise at all, it just dropped it another 1/2". If I were you I'd take out both, you'll never look back, plus it's so easy to take the springs out of mustangs you can just put them back in if you don't like it. I have the eibach sportlines (2" drop), but the back end sat lower than the front, which is the case with a lot of aftermarket springs, but taking the isolaters out of the front gave it that raked look I was after. I say do both.

 

Roush97

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i left the top ones out on the front and back and havent had any adverse effects at all

 

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GoldnGT said:

why would you want to take them off at all? is your car not low enough?

Mike

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I've got c springs so I wouldn't mind another half inch outta them

 

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bump