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Old April 2nd, 2008, 12:35 AM   #1
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Rear lower shock mount rubs on tire


Hi this is my first mustang 94 GT 5spd
Ive discovered that the right lower shock bolty thingy
Rubs during hard acceleration
1st and 2nd gear mostly
i think the car was lowered 1 or 2 inches
any suggestions would be appreciated
 
Old April 10th, 2008, 07:56 PM   #2
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I should have said the horizontal axle stabalizer
and is this little shock absorber really necessary????
Its only the right side that rubs
only happens during hard accel 1st gear to 2nd
but its carved a groove in my 18" tires and its annoying
 
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you mean the quad shock?
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is that what its called yes
 
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Originally Posted by Bad4u2 View Post
and is this little shock absorber really necessary????
No... especially if it's dominating your tire. Just take it off.
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Originally Posted by Blainestang View Post
No... especially if it's dominating your tire. Just take it off.
Should both be removed or just the offending stabalizer
 
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both.

quad shocks are Fords "band aid" for there crap suspension.

get yourself a good set of control arms and take the quad shocks out.
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Hey Thanks for the input
got acouple of 1/4 " spacers and that did the trick
 
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