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Old September 17th, 2008, 02:18 AM   #1
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what supporting mods do i need to make sportlines work on my car??
98 v6
i know c/c plates but what else have i missed and will they be ok for a d/d

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Old September 17th, 2008, 03:28 AM   #2
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you shouldnt need any.. c/c plates, springs, and air tools.. if you need pictures for reference go to
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CC plates are a must. but if you want everything to line back up right. you need X2 steeda ball joints, some better shocks (bilstein), YOU will need new ant-role bar end links. and a bump steer kit. Alot of people say you dont need this. but if you want it handle good you do. when you lower a car form factory you mess with the was suspension is bult and works. but you really only need this stuf if you want it to handle, not for straight line.


When i did mine i did it all, cc paltes, shocks, rear control arms, harder sway bars, tower brace, tie rod ends, poly bushings, ford racing a arms, and x2 ball joint. its up to you.

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so i should just get the prokit!
 
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yeah it will be fine, make sure you get an aligment
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I got the prokit and did it all like armyguy cc plates, shocks/struts, x2 ball joints, bumpsteer and strut brace. Like he said, for superior handling it's all a must, and if you plan on doing it at all, do it all at once so you're not working on the suspension 5 times or paying a shop over and over.
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