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Suspension that sticks!
Ok next thing on my list is definetly my suspension. I have an 04 Mustang Gt. As far as race suspension would go, would a set of cut Foxbody 4 cyl springs do the trick? along with adjustable shocks and control arms of course, but my question is really on the springs,i can get some for 15 bucks, so should i jump on these? And what makes these so great?
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I run fox 4cyl's up front and strange 10-way struts.
What makes them so great is that the springrate and height is close to what you would get out of a drag spring. It's handle about like stock but you'll get a lowered nice look and good weight transfer. |
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I like my setup, looks sweet and handles as well as stock considering I don't have a swaybar (the adj struts are key to this). They won't transfer as well as those drag springs but its a good compromise I think.
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Ok so then i should run cut 4cyls in the front, how much coil do you have cut off? and then for the back should i use 4cyls also? and how much were those adjustable shocks??
oh and forgot to add,are you still runningthe stock lsd and driveshaft, Joe?
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You may not have to cut the fronts at all, depends on how low you want it. They'll lower a stock GT just by putting them on. I cut my fronts 1/4 coild and don't run any isolators. For the rear you'd use fox V8 rears. My shocks aren't adjustable, their Monro Sensi-tracs (el cheapo's from Advance Auto). The adj struts were $230 shipped from Jeg's.
I'm running 31 spline Moser's w/ a stock used 31 spline carrier out of a Ford Explorer. |
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no just any old 50/50 shock, just a stock replacement type. Oh btw, my shocks/struts are fox body type.
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26" tires, 26x10x10 to be exact on 15x7 V6 rims (yes the tire fits fine).
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