AaRoN
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SRT Handz said:Hey aaron, be sure to upgrade your rear sway bar at the same time you do the front. If not than the car could prominently oversteer hard
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SRT Handz said:Hey aaron, be sure to upgrade your rear sway bar at the same time you do the front. If not than the car could prominently oversteer hard
Dalamar said:I"m taking my eibach bars (front and back) off in a March.
if your looking I'll give you a deal.
Dalamar said:yes, adjustable in the rear, and it turns out stock is just right for my front spring rate coilovers.
Dalamar said:ya, they have to be made to go up and over. it can be done, but a good exhaust shop would have to do it.
I'm cool with the dumps. 8)
Before you choose and buy parts you have to ask yourself what do you want this car to be. I can tell you right now to scrap the front sway bar. The factory suspension is set up to induce understeer rather than oversteer as a safety measure. Your best bet is to upgrade your rear bar with a Cobra bar or MM or Steeda adjustable.AaRoN said:MM Full length SFC's
MM Standard LCA's (non adj.)
H&R Super Sports
Fox Struts
Tokico Blue shocks
MM CC plates
Steeda Tubular Front sway bar
Obviously there's more to get...but this is what I've decided on so far. Still looking around, researching,etc. And I haven't completely made up my mind about how far I wanna go with this GT. Any input, suggestions are greatly appreciated. :santa_afro:
Dalamar said:I"m taking my eibach bars (front and back) off in a March.
if your looking I'll give you a deal.
Goindeafonmtx said:Before you choose and buy parts you have to ask yourself what do you want this car to be. I can tell you right now to scrap the front sway bar. The factory suspension is set up to induce understeer rather than oversteer as a safety measure. Your best bet is to upgrade your rear bar with a Cobra bar or MM or Steeda adjustable.
When you say fox struts, which ones? I assume you mean the blues. Those will be alright with your SS spring selection. The SS springs for a "for looks" spring. But your spring selection comes back to what you want to do with the car. If you want to do any autocross or track events, you are going to want a higher spring rate such as H&R Race springs, and with that comes the need for different dampers.
The rest of your list looks pretty good but I would add a couple things to it: Panhard rod to locate the axle, shorter front swaybar endlinks to correct the sway bar pitch, and new bushings in the front control arms.
Mike. said:http://www.miracerros.com/mustang/springs_calcs.htm
check this out
look at how high the H&R SS front spring rate is...compared to like sportlines
They are a "for looks" spring entirely. The SS's have a high spring rate, but drop the car too much to where the roll center in under the ground.J.R. said:So sportlines are for sissies?