1967 Ford Mustang Build Chronicle By Ba Mustangs 67
6/30/10, 08:59 PM
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6/30/10, 09:06 PM
#343
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I have no idea how much lower it is from stock.
But front is 1" drop coils with a full coil cut. Then the rear is stock leaf springs with 2" drop blocks.
But front is 1" drop coils with a full coil cut. Then the rear is stock leaf springs with 2" drop blocks.
7/1/10, 03:32 PM
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**** that thing is on the ground
You are probably around two inches or more all the way around. So how is he handling with it that low, like riding on rails? Looks sic, I like it!
7/2/10, 08:07 AM
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I measured the front and the frame rail is 4" off the ground. I haven't driven it to find out how it handles yet because it is straight header.
I'd love to have air bags, but the kit is around $4,000.
I'd love to have air bags, but the kit is around $4,000.
7/2/10, 10:27 AM
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What happens if you have to go over a speed bump? You could end up getting stuck! lol 
7/7/10, 09:30 AM
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Nope and I got the exhaust ran yesterday so I'm just going to go with it. Have to take my header back off today and drill a couple stud holes bigger since they won't thread, causing a massive leak. I'm also about half way done installing my A/C.
7/20/10, 10:11 AM
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I had most of the A/C installed last week, but since they had a mess up I've been waiting since last Wednesday to get the correct parts in.
I also have everything but mounting brackets for perform my disc brake swap for the front end. The whole swap is going to cost me around $360 which is pretty good compared to the other kits out there.
I also have everything but mounting brackets for perform my disc brake swap for the front end. The whole swap is going to cost me around $360 which is pretty good compared to the other kits out there.
7/20/10, 12:56 PM
#354
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Yeah, that's a good price for a disc brake conversion. 
I had most of the A/C installed last week, but since they had a mess up I've been waiting since last Wednesday to get the correct parts in.
I also have everything but mounting brackets for perform my disc brake swap for the front end. The whole swap is going to cost me around $360 which is pretty good compared to the other kits out there.
I also have everything but mounting brackets for perform my disc brake swap for the front end. The whole swap is going to cost me around $360 which is pretty good compared to the other kits out there.
7/27/10, 07:06 PM
#356
Tasca Super Boss 429 Member
7/28/10, 12:55 PM
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