Lowering My Mustang
8/15/11, 06:29 PM
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Lowering My Mustang
Just threw some 17in bullett wheels on my GT. I was wondering if anyone had any advice on the beat to go about lowering my car. Recommend products, tricks, anything really.
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8/24/11, 10:18 PM
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Prefer Maximum Motorsports suspension components myself. Don't know how much you want to lower your vehicle's ride height, but maybe a '01 Bullitt spring and damper set could be the ticket if money is really tight.
10/5/11, 09:25 AM
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I have the Ford Racing 2300K Cobra brake kit. If you can swing the cost, I think it is best way to go. It is way easier than chasing all the parts, especially the little ones.
10/25/11, 08:34 PM
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I used an eibach kit, that came with 4 lowering springs, tuned shocks - front and rear for those springs and bigger front and rear swaybars. The kit was around $1100 if I remember correctly. Handling was MUCH improved and the ride is quite a bit stiffer but not harsh at all.
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Might have to look around a bit for NOS parts. IIRC, the M2300K kit is considered obsolete and no longer produced by Ford. At least that's what a Ford mechanic and fellow Fox owner (who also has this kit) told me.
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