lowering your stang

ny mustang gt · 09-07-2001, 02:40 PM

i hit a turn in my gt today at about 80 and was wondering if i throw a set of eibach lowering springs in the rear will thuis afect the car as far as drive train issue and rubbing basically i just want to drop and go no shiming of the drive shaft and what other problems that might occur which i dont know about

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2001 4.6 gt

blue00gt · 09-07-2001, 07:01 PM

There are no worries in lowering the rear of a Stang. The front is a different story, though - anything over 1-1.5" will require caster/camber plates and even a bumpsteer kit if you want to lower a lot.

09-07-2001, 02:40 PM	#1
ny mustang gt Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: wappingers falls ny usa Posts: 7	lowering your stang i hit a turn in my gt today at about 80 and was wondering if i throw a set of eibach lowering springs in the rear will thuis afect the car as far as drive train issue and rubbing basically i just want to drop and go no shiming of the drive shaft and what other problems that might occur which i dont know about ------------------ 2001 4.6 gt

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09-07-2001, 07:01 PM	#2
blue00gt Mustang Addict Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: McKinney, TX Posts: 1,294	There are no worries in lowering the rear of a Stang. The front is a different story, though - anything over 1-1.5" will require caster/camber plates and even a bumpsteer kit if you want to lower a lot.