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I am wanting to raise my car back to stock height, It's lowered two inches right now adn I have the stock springs for it. Is this all I need to change it back to stock? I have a 96 gt. Also wondering if all 96 gt's came with five lugs or do I possible have a conversion on it? Bare with me I'm new to the Stang world.
 
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all gt are 5 lug and if you raise it and someone had the caster camber set youll have to possibly get realigned or it might pigeon toe
 
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Why are you raising it back to stock height? Stock height looks terrible.. i'd recomend an eibach prokit.. lower than stock, but still rides pretty high.. im willing to bet someone would gladly trade you their setup.
 
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You shouldn't need anything more than an alignment once you get the stockers back in. I'd be warry though. Your stockers might be worn out. Just something to think about.
 
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The 2 in drop is too much for ride comfortability for me. Plus I hate scraping my exhaust going up the driveway of my apartment building. I have had lowered vehicles before but they rode much nicer than this does.
 
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