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loweringmystang - 12/1/2003 1:54:04 PM   
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I have the Eibach Sportline kit on mine (lowers the car 2") and i love it!

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loweringmystang - 12/1/2003 1:59:58 PM   
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go eibach!!!!jenna

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loweringmystang - 12/1/2003 7:18:29 PM   
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go with the H&R super sports, i have seen them on and they are amazing

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loweringmystang - 12/1/2003 7:33:09 PM   
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[QUOTE=91GT] My '91 is as about as low as can get it and still have a decent ride, i'm not sure how much its been lowered but I do know its from ground control. If you want to see a pic jut go to my gallery. (I'd put it right below where i'm writing but I don't know how to get it over here)[/QUOTE]

* How much did the H & R's lower your stang? I'm about to install the H & R Super Sport springs on my 2003 Mach 1 and am currious how low they'll lower my car. Pluses and minuses?

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loweringmystang - 12/1/2003 8:38:16 PM   
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Hey are shocks and struts really that important to buy? What are the drawbacks from just buying lowering springs and not even bothering with anything else? Is there any damage that could happen later along the line?

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loweringmystang - 12/1/2003 8:55:57 PM   
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[QUOTE=gtmustangmiguel]Hey are shocks and struts really that important to buy? What are the drawbacks from just buying lowering springs and not even bothering with anything else? Is there any damage that could happen later along the line?[/QUOTE]


yes, if you do not buy shocks and lower your car once you go over a bump the car will start bouncing and take a while to become stable, some shocks will blow because of the stiffer springs, the best shocks would be to get the Bilstein Sports, they are 614 bucks for 2 shocks and 2 struts


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loweringmystang - 12/7/2003 2:28:32 AM   
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[QUOTE=95cobragirl]go eibach!!!!jenna[/QUOTE]


go jenna!!!!  bryan


anyway, my friend has bbk springs w/kyb struts on his 96' gt and it rides smooth as hell, and handles awesome...just my $.02...now if i could just find a stiffer spring that won't really lower my 5.0 more than half an inch...stupid long tubes


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loweringmystang - 12/7/2003 2:35:07 AM   
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sucka!  you were just talkin em up to be all bad ass on that other thread and now here's another reason long tubes arent all that and a bag of lays

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loweringmystang - 12/7/2003 4:29:13 PM   
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[QUOTE=Jugador]sucka!  you were just talkin em up to be all bad ass on that other thread and now here's another reason long tubes arent all that and a bag of lays[/QUOTE]


i'd rather have the long tubes and a stock ride height over those wuss shorties any day. oh, one more thing...i found springs...SUCKA!  ...jackass

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loweringmystang - 12/7/2003 6:21:11 PM   
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i have bags on my blazer and they ride smooth, there is a breaking in point to where they ride rough but as soon as they are broke in they ride great. also the pressure in the bags has alot to do with ride quality

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loweringmystang - 12/11/2003 11:57:36 AM   
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that 91 gt is rediculous why would you lower it that much it still looks cool with a 2" lower and some nice rims


 


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loweringmystang - 12/12/2003 3:50:14 PM   
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Is this for show or a daily driver?  You'll probably tear everything from the driveshaft to the exhaust out from underneath the car the first bump you hit.  I would say 2.5" max. 

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