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Old 2/14/16, 12:04 PM
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Just Lowered my Mustang, on Eibach Sportlines!
So i finally pulled the trigger and went ahead and got some Sportlines with an adjustable panhard bar and I im very pleased with the outcome!! Also had some camber bolts installed. Let me know what yall think.
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Much better! It looks so much better without all that wheel gap. Do you have an adjustable UCA? Your pinion angle has most definitely changed.
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Looks awesome! Are you on 18" or 19" wheels?
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Originally Posted by redonblackpony
Much better! It looks so much better without all that wheel gap. Do you have an adjustable UCA? Your pinion angle has most definitely changed.
No i dont have adjustable UCA. Havent even gotten an alignment yet since it was sunday and im letting them settle in first.
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Looks awesome! Are you on 18" or 19" wheels?

They are 18" wheeels. I was thinking of getting 19"s but now that i look at it 18 fit pretty nice in there.
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They are 18" wheeels. I was thinking of getting 19"s but now that i look at it 18 fit pretty nice in there.
Yeah, see how you like the springs for awhile first. You can always change wheel and tire sizes later, if you want.
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Originally Posted by redonblackpony
Much better! It looks so much better without all that wheel gap. Do you have an adjustable UCA? Your pinion angle has most definitely changed.
Changed yes but maybe not enough to require an ADJ UCA
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