K springs and Konis
I went with the SR springs from AM. Same rate as Ks and less$$. I also used Kpni STR.T shocks and struts. I did need an adj panhard and have the BMR LCA brackets but have not installed them yet (60 foot times are horrible after the drop). I used Eiback camber bolts and GT500 strut mounts instead of a camber plate.
The ride is a bit more harsh than stock but my struts and shocks had almost 70,000 miles on them. It is worth the difference in looks alone.
The ride is a bit more harsh than stock but my struts and shocks had almost 70,000 miles on them. It is worth the difference in looks alone.
Originally Posted by 06blackvertstang
If I cut them down will that eliminate getting the bump steer kit?
Different things.
The jounce stops are foam stops that sit on top of the rear axle and when the car bottoms out it hits against the frame of the car. Lowering the car decreases the distance between the stop and the car and increases chance of bottoming out on the stop. But the stops are tall and you merely trim a little bit off the top of it. I dont remember the exact amount. Maybe 3/4" or so.
No
Different things.
The jounce stops are foam stops that sit on top of the rear axle and when the car bottoms out it hits against the frame of the car. Lowering the car decreases the distance between the stop and the car and increases chance of bottoming out on the stop. But the stops are tall and you merely trim a little bit off the top of it. I dont remember the exact amount. Maybe 3/4" or so.
Different things.
The jounce stops are foam stops that sit on top of the rear axle and when the car bottoms out it hits against the frame of the car. Lowering the car decreases the distance between the stop and the car and increases chance of bottoming out on the stop. But the stops are tall and you merely trim a little bit off the top of it. I dont remember the exact amount. Maybe 3/4" or so.

The bumpsteer kit essentially replaces your tie rod ends.
Originally Posted by 06blackvertstang
I gotcha. You guys are huge help. You really don't know how much I appreciate it.
Taco Bill helped me out.
Once you start pulling the parts off the car it will all make sense. You'll say oh yeah that's what that thing is.
Last edited by 2k7gtcs; Oct 25, 2012 at 09:01 PM.
Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs
Dad is a carpenter. Definitely not a car guy.
He taught me carpentry. TMS taught me auto mechanics. Scary huh?
Another question... What lca relocation brackets are needed? Are they specific to mustang? Also do you know anything about spohn suspension parts?
Edit: or granatelli?
Edit: or granatelli?
Last edited by 06blackvertstang; Oct 29, 2012 at 12:14 PM.
Whatever you decide to go with, please be sure to weld them in.
Let me know if I can help you with anything.
Originally Posted by SteedaBrandon
You can view our relocation brackets here: http://www.steeda.com/store/steeda-m...-brackets.html
Whatever you decide to go with, please be sure to weld them in.
Let me know if I can help you with anything.
Whatever you decide to go with, please be sure to weld them in.
Let me know if I can help you with anything.
Originally Posted by 06blackvertstang
Another question... What lca relocation brackets are needed? Are they specific to mustang? Also do you know anything about spohn suspension parts?
Edit: or granatelli?
Edit: or granatelli?
And I just came across this. Total camber adjustment for $40? Compared to cc plates this seems like an amazing deal. Any input here?
http://m.uprproducts.com/mustang-adj...te-kit-05.html
http://m.uprproducts.com/mustang-adj...te-kit-05.html



