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what are the things, i need to buy, and what service do i need to get it done. Im putting 18s on the car. How low should i get it.
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Now I Can Do that
Join Date: Dec 2007
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Springs
CC Plates shocks/struts.
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you need the springs, shocks, struts. Depending on how low you go CC plates as well. 2" you need CC plates for sure, 1.5" 50/50 chance. Anything thats 1"-1.25" you should be able to get it aligned without new CC plates. Then do it yourself or will have to pay to have them installed. After you will need to get a wheel alignment
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figure about 220-240 for springs, 300-500 for shocks/struts, 200 for CC plates (if needed), installation I have no idea DIY, some friends and a case of beer = success haha. Best bet is to call around shops and get quotes
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you could but AM doesn't have a wide variety of shocks/struts. In the long run it would probably be cheaper to buy these as a package:
http://www.stangmods.com/Mustang-Sus...ages-s/241.htm |
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from the choices in that link if you don't want a hardcore drop but you want to lower it a little 1"-1.25" would be good for you and that would be either: steeda or the Mach 1 suspension package. If you want a medium drop the eibach Pro Kit that will lower 1.5". Then if you want a big drop 2" go with the eibach sportline you will need CC plates with those that do not come in the package
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so would these work
http://www.stangmods.com/Mach-1-Susp...0-machsusp.htm and how mush did it cost to get your cars lowerd. could i know the price of each item you bought, and how mush it cost for them to install |
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me personally I don't know how much it costs to get them installed. I'll be buying this package this summer: http://www.stangmods.com/Mustang-Sus...ge-p/00286.htm . I've priced around for many months and its cheaper buying them together than getting each item separate. Like I said though many install their own parts on this board, so it will probably be faster calling local places than waiting for someone to post a price. Where you live also impacts the labor rates so theres no set price
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your car allready looks lowerd, or is it |
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Grab an Eibach Pro Kit, and some Mach 1 Take Off Shocks/Struts, and your looking at around 550 dollars. Something around that. Anything above 1.5" inch drop is going to need alot more work. I personally think 1.5" inches is alright, around 2" would be perfect but 1.5" isn't bad.
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Gotti- the tires are 275/40/17 and the emblem is for the 40th anniversary emblem since its a 2004 |
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you have to ask yourself what you really want out of a suspension.
try stangsuspension.com they've got good stuff and pretty decent prices. try the maxium motorsports kits. $1000 for pretty much everything you need to get started.
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