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Old 01-14-2003, 04:35 PM   #4
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Default Re: Caster/Camber necessary with FMS Springs??
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Originally posted by RMARIANI
Will Caster/Camber plates be necessary if I install the Ford Racing springs on my '89 GT? They only drop the car 7/8" front and 1/2" rear. I don't want to drop my car any lower. Also, what is the difference between the regular spring kit (FMS-M5300B) and the "Super Sports" (FMS-M5300C)? Price difference is 1 dollar at Summit. Summit also recommends Koni struts and shocks. Any comments on that? Thanks.

The B springs are progressive rate and the c springs are not. Basically the c springs are stiffer. This only applies to the fronts. The rears are the same in both sets. I just got the B set for mine but have not put em on yet.
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