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speaking of lowering my car...
what is the best set up to get for a v6 vert...could some please list what all i would need to lower it for looks not necessarily performance
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no one can help with this at all?
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im thinking that just normal eibach or something like that maybe c springs will work wonderfully
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for looks get drop zone that will lower about 2 inches. you maybe a little low though. but it will look really good. 1 inch you can get c springs from ford and for performance you can get eibach. bilstien shocks are in my opinion the best shocks but they're pricey.
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eibach springs..
steeda..
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get ford racing c springs. 1.2" drop up front and 1" in the back
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are the drag ones okay for the street or would you pass on them due to poor ride quality?
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That I don't know, Onebananadude. I haven't done enough research on it to give you an honest answer.
It depends on what you want though. For me, I have to use my car for a long commute/DD, so I need to maintain some semblance of ride quality. +the roads blow in my area. If you have nice smooth roads where you live, it might be acceptable. |
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lower it like "1.5" you will mantain drivability, and handle nicely. My dad had a 94 mustang gt with eibachs and loved them, they are the way to go.
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