Ok guys I have the eibach pro kit just waiting to get some mm cc plates along with probably some toxico blues struts and shocks. I want my car to look lower and better but not too low cause my area has its share of bad roads. I plan to use all poly iso's. Does anyone have this set up with 275/40/17s out back if you do post up some pics. thanks
Drop dilema/ picture request
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greenscobie86
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Re: Drop dilema
I'd get some polyurethane Isolators to refresh the suspension while you're in there and call it a day.
The Tockiko Blue shock will be good, since your car is already blue haha. j/k
I'd get some polyurethane Isolators to refresh the suspension while you're in there and call it a day.
The Tockiko Blue shock will be good, since your car is already blue haha. j/k
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Re: Drop dilema
The list you have for the drop is exactly what i run minus the isos. The only thing i did was cut the front spring a bit. Dont use poly isos they ill actually rise the car more than the stock isos do. Like you the roads up in my area suck so I was careful not to go to low and this combo seemed to be perfect out of the 6 stangs i have owned all which were dropped this combo seems to ride the best. evryone who rides in it is amazed how smooth the ride is for a lowered stang.
The list you have for the drop is exactly what i run minus the isos. The only thing i did was cut the front spring a bit. Dont use poly isos they ill actually rise the car more than the stock isos do. Like you the roads up in my area suck so I was careful not to go to low and this combo seemed to be perfect out of the 6 stangs i have owned all which were dropped this combo seems to ride the best. evryone who rides in it is amazed how smooth the ride is for a lowered stang.
Slykin
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Whatever you do I WOULD put the Iso's in.. i'm about to put some fresh ones in mine because my car screeches over big bumps right now without iso's.
Whatever you do I WOULD put the Iso's in.. i'm about to put some fresh ones in mine because my car screeches over big bumps right now without iso's.
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Re: Drop dilema
Im not using any isos....
Im not using any isos....
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Re: Drop dilema
Put the stock ISOS back in the car along with the prokit, once the springs settle you'll have a nice drop without fearing of leaving your exhaust behind. I'm running eibach sportlines with the lower isos in the front removed and I rarely scrape anywhere. Thats just me though and I don't drive my car everyday. Its fairly low but not slammed like others that I've seen.
Put the stock ISOS back in the car along with the prokit, once the springs settle you'll have a nice drop without fearing of leaving your exhaust behind. I'm running eibach sportlines with the lower isos in the front removed and I rarely scrape anywhere. Thats just me though and I don't drive my car everyday. Its fairly low but not slammed like others that I've seen.
Slykin
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You can get stock rubber iso's off of americanmuscle or latemodelrestoration
djk83 said:
You can get stock rubber iso's off of americanmuscle or latemodelrestoration
Re: Drop dilema
It sounds like complete doo doo without Iso's in. I would put Poly Iso's in instead of the cheap rubber ones. If anything, trade of sell your Pro-kit and get some H&R SS's or Sportlines and put the poly Iso's in so it's not too low.
This is the way I look at it:
Sportlines - super low
H&R SS's - perfect stance
Pro-kit - slightly lower than stock
So if you get either the Sportlines or H&R SS's, WITH poly Iso's, you won't have to worry about being too low AND you won't have to worry about creaking all over the place when you run NO Iso's.
It sounds like complete doo doo without Iso's in. I would put Poly Iso's in instead of the cheap rubber ones. If anything, trade of sell your Pro-kit and get some H&R SS's or Sportlines and put the poly Iso's in so it's not too low.
This is the way I look at it:
Sportlines - super low
H&R SS's - perfect stance
Pro-kit - slightly lower than stock
So if you get either the Sportlines or H&R SS's, WITH poly Iso's, you won't have to worry about being too low AND you won't have to worry about creaking all over the place when you run NO Iso's.
