New springs, WOW!!!
1/8/08, 03:14 PM
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New springs, WOW!!!
After much deliberation, I finally decided to respring the car ('03 Centennial GT), I went back and forth about what springs to go with and in the end went with the Ford Racing "B" springs.
All I can say is WOW! The car looks quite a bit better. Haven't measured it yet but it's definitely lower, but what really surprises me is that I love the ride. It feels so much more solid and in control but without being harsh at all. Gotta say, I'm very happy with it.
All I can say is WOW! The car looks quite a bit better. Haven't measured it yet but it's definitely lower, but what really surprises me is that I love the ride. It feels so much more solid and in control but without being harsh at all. Gotta say, I'm very happy with it.
1/11/08, 08:55 AM
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Funny thing, after actually measuring the trim height, it appears that the car is only a half inch lower in the rear, and virtually unchanged at the front. It must be me but I swear it "looks" lower but the tape measure doesn't lie.
So my next question is; The rear dropped what I expected, why didn't the front drop?
So my next question is; The rear dropped what I expected, why didn't the front drop?
1/12/08, 01:38 PM
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Maybe the springs need time with the weight of the car on them to settle?? 
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+1 on that! The springs should settle in a couple of weeks. Do you have aftermarket shocks and struts? Just curious, I know the stock ones are pretty sad.
[/quote]+1 on that! The springs should settle in a couple of weeks. Do you have aftermarket shocks and struts? Just curious, I know the stock ones are pretty sad.
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