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Dark_5.0 · 06-27-2001, 11:46 AM

I changed my front and rear springs in about 2 hours the back springs were really easy and the front springs sucked, and sucked bad

I put in drop springs so they went in really easy cause they are shorter than the stock springs. piece of cake my friend do it your self and buy something else with the 200 dollars that you save.

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88 mustang gt convertible bored to 306 BBk equal length headers mac cold air fender kit cowl hood nitto drag radials ford racing clutch flow masters h-pipe 160* thermostat 16 degrees of timing electric fan off 94' t-bird jacobs electronics cap and wires. Edelbrock 1 1/2 inch drop springs.
best 60 ft 2.14, best 1/8th 9.65, best 1/4 15.2 @89mph, Stock gears and 3000+ Altitude

06-27-2001, 11:46 AM	#4
Dark_5.0 Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Staging lane Posts: 4,337	I changed my front and rear springs in about 2 hours the back springs were really easy and the front springs sucked, and sucked bad I put in drop springs so they went in really easy cause they are shorter than the stock springs. piece of cake my friend do it your self and buy something else with the 200 dollars that you save. ------------------ 88 mustang gt convertible bored to 306 BBk equal length headers mac cold air fender kit cowl hood nitto drag radials ford racing clutch flow masters h-pipe 160* thermostat 16 degrees of timing electric fan off 94' t-bird jacobs electronics cap and wires. Edelbrock 1 1/2 inch drop springs. best 60 ft 2.14, best 1/8th 9.65, best 1/4 15.2 @89mph, Stock gears and 3000+ Altitude