Shots of lowered stangs
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Originally posted by BuzzyStang05@August 21, 2005, 5:10 PM
I was trying to find one comprehensive post of lowered stangs for comparison - y'know Eibachs, Steeda, H&R, or the ol' hacksaw, all in one place. If I missed it, point me in the right direction - if not post 'em here. Maybe a good idea for this subforum's first sticky? Post as many shots as you got and before and afters would be even better. If you want, post price paid and where you got 'em from. (do I ask too many questions?
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Oh, and if you have offsets too, feel free to post those too.
I was trying to find one comprehensive post of lowered stangs for comparison - y'know Eibachs, Steeda, H&R, or the ol' hacksaw, all in one place. If I missed it, point me in the right direction - if not post 'em here. Maybe a good idea for this subforum's first sticky? Post as many shots as you got and before and afters would be even better. If you want, post price paid and where you got 'em from. (do I ask too many questions?
)Oh, and if you have offsets too, feel free to post those too.
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any more? I am still trying to make up my mind. The Eibach's do not seem to be enough for me....but I don't want it dropped SO much that the wheels/tires look small on the car; and the car looks slammed. I want to keep the muscle car beefy stance...
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Originally posted by SurfnSoCal@September 29, 2005, 1:51 PM
any more? I am still trying to make up my mind. The Eibach's do not seem to be enough for me....but I don't want it dropped SO much that the wheels/tires look small on the car; and the car looks slammed. I want to keep the muscle car beefy stance...
any more? I am still trying to make up my mind. The Eibach's do not seem to be enough for me....but I don't want it dropped SO much that the wheels/tires look small on the car; and the car looks slammed. I want to keep the muscle car beefy stance...
Hold out for a day or so Rich - I just installed my fronts Sunday (been running with the backs in for a few weeks). I gotta clean her up and will be taking new pics this weekend! (hope to put the ducktail on Saturday too...)
I love the Prokit - with the 18 inch wheels, it looks great - the annoying rear gap is gone, the cars sits nicely, and it is low but not TOO low that it looks slammed.
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Originally posted by SurfnSoCal@September 29, 2005, 12:51 PM
any more? I am still trying to make up my mind. The Eibach's do not seem to be enough for me....but I don't want it dropped SO much that the wheels/tires look small on the car; and the car looks slammed. I want to keep the muscle car beefy stance...
any more? I am still trying to make up my mind. The Eibach's do not seem to be enough for me....but I don't want it dropped SO much that the wheels/tires look small on the car; and the car looks slammed. I want to keep the muscle car beefy stance...
You've seen mine in person. I know the wheels are larger than 18's but the overall dia. is the same. So the stance, wheel gaps would be the same. Just with more sidewall and less rim with 18's.
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I installed the Steeda sport springs and have 255/45r18 front and 285/40r18 rear. Lowered an inch. Had no cambers or alignment. Drives as straight as an arrow Very pleased. Also installed the CDC agressive front chin spoiler and have nice clearance. Got to be careful of front curb parking, that sucker sits out a bit. Still going to check the exact handling geometry later.
Very pleased. Also installed the CDC agressive front chin spoiler and have nice clearance. Got to be careful of front curb parking, that sucker sits out a bit. Still going to check the exact handling geometry later.
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