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04-30-2001, 06:32 AM
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The Steeda sports springs well. Lower the car about 1"-1.25". Eibachs work well also as do others. You just don't want to lower it more then 1.25"-1.5".
For the camber, maybe, maybe not, depending on your car. I had to get the cc (caster/camber) plates to get my car back into spec, other people haven't. But with CC plates you also get the ability to adjust caster, which is a big plus in a Mustang. |
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