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Suspension Set-Up Sound Good

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Suspension Set-Up Sound Good?

Tell me what you guys think about this setup or if you recommend anything different thanks. The car is going to be a weekend crusier with a little strip time.

Eibach Drag Springs w/airbag
70/30 Lakewood Drag Struts
50/50 Lakewood Drag Shocks
Lakewood Lower Control Arms
Ford Racing Upper Control Arms
Ford Racing Sub-frames
Ford Racing CC Plates

Thanks again guys :SNSign:
 
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86bluecobra

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instead of the lakewood 70/30's and 50/50's i would go with strange 10 way adjustable struts and shocks. then you can tune car for track duty and stiffen it up for street duty with a turn of a knob.
 

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thats basicly the same set up im going with minus the sfc's and cc plates. have not decided on those yet. eibach, strange , and lakewood.
 

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Forget those FMS uppers and buy a real upper. Get a double adjustable upper arm like wolfe, upr with sperical on both ends. You can set the pinion angle too. The FMS uppers are nothing more than a stock arm with a slightly stiffer bushing on the chassis side.

Reinforce your torque boxes too.
 

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with the mods that I want to do above do I even need new CC Plates or will the stock ones be fine?.....I'm assuming the Drag launch springs dont really lower the car.
 
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stock will work. I agree with getting adjustable upper control arms. This again allows you to do more tuning to the car for track duty.
 

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whats the difference between control arms and traction bars.....i see both in the Summit Racing Catalogue
 

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