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Topic: Lowering the right way?
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FordPny
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Anyone know any good springs to lower with out hurting comfort. I just want to kill the gap between wheel weal and the tire, but I dont want to ruin the comfort. Its only a daily driver so im not to woried about performance.
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Holla at yoo boooyyy
Posts: 2458 | From: San Jose CA | Registered: Oct 2001
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Mirza
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I have eibach sportlines on mine..nice springs, not too harsh not too soft..drop real nice.(of course I had to drop more)
eibachs sportlines together with tokicos go real nice..
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'97 RED COBRA
PIC OF THE COBRA
Posts: 728 | From: San Jose | Registered: Jan 2001
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v6mustanglover
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My c springs are cool. It is a little harsh but very liveable. I will probably add shocks/struts in the future. But I am not in a hurry.
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Adam
2004 F150 Crew Cab
6" and 35's
Posts: 1307 | From: Hayward | Registered: Nov 2001
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lowerd96
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I went with the griggs racing setup. Its all fully adjustable but it still rides rough. Find one smooth road though and its totally worth it!
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2002 F-350, Standard Cab, XLT, Power Stroke Diesel, 4x4, 6 speed....4" exhaust, 80 hp chip...
1988 Bronco, 351W, C6, 6inch lift, 36 Swamper TSL's, 35 spline 9 inch rear, disk brakes, Detroit Locker, ARB Air Locker Front, 4:10's, 8 point cage.
1981 Toyota SR5 Longbed, 22re, 5spd, Marlin Crawler Dual Cases, 4.88 high pinions w/ detroits f/r, High Steer, 5 inch Alcan's, 33 Swamper TSL's....
Posts: 366 | From: San Jose | Registered: Oct 2001
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VNMKING
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Mirza has the right idea. In order to achieve the best ride you must buy a spring/strut combo. His combo is a great suggestion. I think that if you are using the tokico illumina setup you can pretty much go with any spring but I suggest Eibach or Steeda. Also, and this is a must, after your car is lowered your rear pinion angle is off. Steeda sells an upper control arm to correct this angle but if your a suspention genius you can simply buy adjustable uppers and do it yourself.
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65’ Coupe
94’ Cobra
"VNMKING"
Posts: 1000 | From: Roseville, CA | Registered: Oct 2001
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