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firebug 04-24-2007 12:30 PM

Looking to lower 04 GT
 
So I have 2004 Mustang GT with tons and tons of mods already. I got the thumbs up for my next project from the wife to lower my car. I'm looking to lower it from 1" to 1.5", I want to make sure that I don't change the geometry of the suspension too much. This is car is primary a street and show car, I do go on a bunch of fun drives with my Stang car club. I would like to start with just springs at first and keep the stock struts and shocks and then upgrade once I have saved more $$. I'm not a 100% if I need a Caster Camber plate with a 1" to 1.5" drop and this is one of my major reasons for waiting todo the project.

I have 18x9 Rims in the front with 245/35/18 Sumo's and 18x10 in the rear with 275/35/18 Sumo's.

Thanks for the help all

Matt

r3dn3ck 04-25-2007 09:00 AM

Get some H&R sports or steeda sports or FRPP B or F springs. You'll want to replace the shocks and struts soon. They're not designed to work with those increased spring rates.

With such a mild lower CC plates would be really nice for your alignment guy but not totally necessary. I'd still recommend them but it's your call.

'02SilverBullet 04-25-2007 05:04 PM

I just lowered my GT. I used the Eibach Pro kit. The looks and stance of my car is great. You can see a pic of it on MT web site under hypercoated FR500s. As far as the suspension geometry I would say GET THE CC plates. I didnt think I would need them cuz its such a mild change but I DID. It prolly had something to do with me putting the factory CC plate a fraction off target when I did the lowering job myself. But what ever caused it my front end wouldnt align correctly until I got CC plates on. It really a small price to pay to keep from eating 18 inch tires, thay cost to much not to get CC plates

r3dn3ck 04-29-2007 07:14 AM

w00t. tires add up don't they.

Lances03SVT 04-29-2007 08:35 AM

Damn those are some small tires you have on those 18x9's and 18x10's.


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