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![]() You might want to try to lower the upper arms while you have the spring out, it also lowers the front end a little and isn't too hard to do either. All you need is the template, I got mine out of the Tony Branda catalog. Whatever spring you ordered you will want to use the insulator the will give you the height you want, the people at Mustangs Plus can help with that. I've got 620s with the 1" insulator on lowered A arms and my fender is about even with the top of 215 60 15 tires. And have 5 leaf on back and it's pretty high even with a full tank of gas with my 255 60 15.
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