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Knuckle-Basher
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Stockton, CA
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![]() I'd like to give a big thank-you to Alex, Mr. White, Stanger66, Mr. Rudis, and MDJay. You guys are a great help.
![]() I hope this topic has helped other suspension newbies like myself realize that this CAN be done relatively easily yourself. I'm very happy that I was able to complete this project, as it not only has greatly increased the handling of my Mustang, but it also feels much safer to drive, as well. Thanks again. Matt
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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![]() I finally got around to getting a quote from Mustangs Plus' "Restomod Shop" on getting the Shelby Drop, but they want around $750.00 for it. It includes an alignment that they don't do, but send the car out for. Still, this seems rather steep.
I pressed them on it, asking why it was so much for punching a few holes. They said it's not just that, but removing the upper arms and all that. I replied that I know that because I rebuilt the whole suspension myself (and removed and reinstalled the upper arms, springs, shocks TWICE) and the hours they were quoting just didn't seem to add up to how long it took ME, a newbie. They didn't really have much to say at that point, and I felt like they were just trying to screw me or something. Also worrisome, I called them in the morning with questions on that and getting subframes welded in and they said they'd call back later, which they never did. Both guys I talked to seemed kinda shady, and not too knowledgeable. Honestly, I don't know if I'd have the work done there even IF the price was right... Has anyone else had this done at a shop, and what was the cost? Thanks in advance. Matt
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Knuckle-Basher
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Stockton, CA
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![]() Quick question.
My suspension and steering have been completed for a while now, and I can't help but wonder if I should get new shocks since my car is now lowered 1.5". Is the shock being slightly compressed at rest compromising my ride quality? I can't seem to find any shocks for lowered '65s. Suggestions, anyone? P.S. How has everyone been? Sorry I haven't said hello sooner.
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