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![]() Yes, its possible, sort'a...
You can physically adjust the coilsover to raise/lower the car. But with stiff front and rear springs "weight transfer" is not really gonna happen. Look into www.griggsracing.com . Those are the coilovers that I used on my car. That, and check out my personal site (TONS of photos): www.dariusrudis.com [I also am moderator for the Corner Carvers Forrum here on Mustangworks, and you might get more replies there...] ![]()
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