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Join Date: May 1999
Location: Aiken,south carolina, usa
Posts: 1,097
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![]() My father and I put the springs on friday. It took us awhile because we were working on a deer stand and helping a buddy put a FR500 steering wheel on his cobra. The springs are rough but that are fun to drive. It sits firm to the road. We got the subframe connectors on tonite. Note sure how they feel since I have not drove with them on yet. I will post before and after pics once I clean up my car. Hope things are going well with everyones cars. Good luck all.
-Godbee
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![]() it should ride nice and solid now.. the cornering must be much better after all that.
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College Stanger
Join Date: May 1999
Location: Aiken,south carolina, usa
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![]() That is true it is real solid. I am at school now and the drive was nice. Proved my theory that 98% of v8 stuff fit on v6. I bought v8 springs and v8 Subframes. They both fit perfect and ride nice.
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![]() hmmm i should see how the v-8 fox body stuff would work on my little i-6 '81..
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Registered Member
Join Date: May 2002
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Posts: 106
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![]() GodStang-
I'm ordering some new springs soon (Sprint), was it hard to install them? I would like to do them myself, but am not sure how to go about doing it. If you could, email me or write it here what steps you did to put them in and how long i need to do it? thanks bro- my email is lxmustang97@yahoo.com |
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