Lowering a DD

[LaserRed5.0]

I am looking to lower my 95 mustang gt. I was looking into ford performance b springs because moneys an issue and I wont be able to afford c/c plates right away, but the drop is ehh good in the front not what I want in the rear really. I really am liking the eibach's though, can I get a larger drop without needing these C/C plates? Any suggestions, or ideas would be good as well

Thanks.

 

[CC'S95GT]

i've got the eibach sportlines without the cc plates. my fronts are wearing on the insides only slightly. i've had them on for 2 years and just now noticing.

 

[BigginSN95]

I've got the eibach sport lines had them on for almost a year rides a little rougher but good springs you will be happy with them. As far as cc plates my fronts are wearing a little not much noticed in almost a year but i could terminate that if i would put the cc plates on that a i bought with the springs but their just adding weight in the trunk but i picked them up for like 150 i think dont quote me on that i caint really remember at 50resto mm/cc plates (maximum motorsports).

 

[eliyarbrough]

I am running the Pro-Kits. I had to buy C/C Plates, also! I have FRPP that I paid $75 for through Summit.

 

[Javi]

for a slight drop ill say Eibach prokit. 1.5"

Nice drop 2" maybe sportlines.

If you are not able to order c/c plates, use Camber bolts they help to get your car align with in especifications,they are cheap and easy to install.
You can find them on almost any Auto part store,it helps to gain up to 1.7*when the car its lower than 1" with factory struts and cc plates.

I have them.