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Hardcore Enthusiast
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Chesapeake, Virginia
Posts: 1,716
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Welcome to the Suspension Forum
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Newbie
06 saleen
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Raven country
Posts: 45
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suspension question
If I change my upper and lower control arms will it make a diffrence on the car? Also if I lower my car 1 1/4 do I have to change bushings or anything? I think I read something on that.
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Look Ma! My First Post!
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Iowa
Posts: 1
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hey im new to this forums site and have a question about suspension. i am the proud owner of a 2001 black mustang gt. mods on it include a k&n high intake filter, magnaflow exhaust, and new american racing razor wheels. the ride quality is not the best, especially with the new rims and lower profile tires. i would like to know of a relitively innexpesive way of making my car ride smoother. im really not interested in significantly lowering the car (a little would be nice), but im really after ride quality...i've looked at air suspension but that's kinda pricey...so what do u think can be done so i dont bounce all over the place? thanks
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Newbie
Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 6
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THis is my fourth year in autocross. And decided not being in first or one of the best times for my class ESP was getting old. So this year I'v added KBY- AGX adjustable sport shocks. They cut my times down by 4 to 5 seconds. But still some tire roll over. The street tires are compond 300. cant aford the R compond tires this year. So now I'v decided to go with camber and caster plates. My commute to work is short. If had Les Schwab tires set my alignment up for to settings: Stock and aggressive racing for my 55 second autocross runs.
What combination of anges for camber/caster/toe to you suggest. And what are the settings on some of the other cars out there. I currently still have the alignment set for aggressive autocross corning. I have already noticed that I can turn sharper and tigher than before adding the camber/caster plates. |
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Regular
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Oshawa, Ontario
Posts: 78
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What have I gotten myself into???
Hello all. I'm a Newbie, and this is my first Stang ever.
I bought a beauty a week and a half ago and now I'm beginning to worry a bit. She's been lowered, has 225 40 ZR18 88W (low profiles) on the front, they LOOK really good, BUT, when I turn the steering the rims seem to be hitting the stab. bar, not to mention that she's so low I can't take a mild speedbump. I just picked up a set of stock springs to bring the ride back up off Ebay and had hoped that this might help, but I'm not sure... I've heard you can get wheel spacers and this might fix the problem, but, I hate to sound like a whimp but are they safe. I have a few days left of my warranty from dealership and don't want to be stuck if a solution isn't easy at hand.... |
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Look Ma! My First Post!
1995 mustang gt
stock
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: andrews AFB, MD
Posts: 1
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air ride
i was looking at different suspensions on the internet and i came across air springs what do u think of them? i want something that increases my cornering but i also like out of the ordinary thats why when i saw it i was thinking about it and it could also be adjusted from the inside while driving
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Newbie
1998 mustang
13.3@110.4
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: new york
Posts: 3
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hey wat up i want to get a set of the kYB AGX ajustable
are these shocks any good |
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Enthusiast
2002 Mustang GT
8.15@86 (1/8)
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Fort Worth,Texas
Posts: 524
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I'm looking for a good suspension for drag racing are those kits from steeda, ford racing or roush worth the money or is it better to get the parts individually? My car is for the street and strip. What do I really need? I'm getting upper and lower control arms for sure but what else? Thanks alot.
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07 GT500 & 2002 GT: 100 Shot Of Nitrous, 75mm BBK Throttle Body and Plenum, C&L Intake, Flowmaster Exaust, Bassani X Pipes, 3:73 Gear Ratio, BBK Upper and Lower Control Arms, Pro 5.0 Shifter, DiabloSport Tune, Underdrive Pulleys, Line Lock. |
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Regular
'00 3.8L
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Odessa, FL
Posts: 120
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Will a steeda strut tower brace fit on top of MM caster/camber plates in a S95? Thanks in advance if anyone knows...
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Regular
'00 3.8L
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Odessa, FL
Posts: 120
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...answered my own question ^^ it does!
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