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07-30-2001, 07:18 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Norfolk VA USA
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I'd like to tell you that you can add any kind of spring & that you won't have to add C&C plates but I can't.
Dropping your car will affect the geometry of the front wheels which affects the tire wear. I put lowering springs on my 97GT and the tires are wearing a little faster. Not crazy wear but you can tell. There is lots of great springs but I went with Ford Racing Springs which are made by Eibach. LOVE them & the car looks great. Good luck man. ------------------ Keep It Fast.... 97 GT. Mass Sensor, Flowmaster CAT Back, 3.73, Steeda Underdrive Pulleys, K&N, Mobil One, BBK Off Road H Pipe, Super Chip, Aluminum Drive Shaft. |
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