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Arrgorndenethor
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lowering the front of a 96 mustang
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what is a good lowering spring for the front of a 96 mustang GT? i would like to drop it about 1.5 inches that gap looks bad when i put my summer rims on. also i need to replace the shocks on it too, what would be a good street/strip shock to run with? any info would be helpful i don't know much about suspenion parts and the guys at work only know Honduh or RX-7 shizz
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Re: lowering the front of a 96 mustang
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When I was installing my spring I thought about doing the shocks as well but I didn't have the coin for it. I believe Gravel said that Bilstein shocks would work well in my fox. I'm sure he can recommend something for your 1996.
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Re: lowering the front of a 96 mustang
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For a drag setup, there are better people to give you info than I, all my experience is with setups where you have to use the steering wheel.
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hmm i wonder if pete would know? gravel i have BBK progressive lowering springs coming in the mail, i've heard of bilstein but aren't they big $$$$?
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The Bilstein shocks I was looking at were pricey.
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I was on summit last night i for the OEM replacement bilstein shock was $63 per
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Bilstein are awesome struts/shocks. Put them on my car, night and day difference.
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Stangsuspension.com is a good place with good prices. There are discount codes that can be found on teh corral.
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Thanks for the info i'll have to look at that later, my lowering springs came in the mail today
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It's been years but I had the Lakewood 73/30 and 50/50 on my old Mustang. Car also had eibach springs, lakewood traction action bars, and Steeda subframe connectors. It didn't do half bad down the 1/8, but was still a comfortable drive on the street.
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I used FMS C springs on my '96 all the way around and it sat perfect IMO.
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Quote from: Bwhitty799 on April 15, 2008, 11:44:20 AM
Stangsuspension.com is a good place with good prices. There are discount codes that can be found on teh corral.
And fast shipping.
And good support.
And great iced tea.
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I have mach 1 struts on the front of my 90LX, got them through the ford dealer, several years ago at a real good price.
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Re: lowering the front of a 96 mustang
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Quote from: Mr. White on June 07, 2008, 11:13:39 AM
Quote from: Bwhitty799 on April 15, 2008, 11:44:20 AM
Stangsuspension.com is a good place with good prices. There are discount codes that can be found on teh corral.
And fast shipping.
And good support.
And great iced tea.
I don't know about the iced tea part, but the rest is true.
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