sorry, don't know what happened on my first post. anyways, its gonna be tracked about 3-4 times a yr and i'm a newbie track guy. so i don't wanna go over board. just looking to drop it down a little and make it handle a little better.
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I think it got posted into a different section . . . https://trackmustangsonline.com/threads/boss-302-lowering-springs-with-supporting-mods.16051/ . . . I think this thread just got moved there while we weren't looking . . .sorry, don't know what happened on my first post.
I'm going to suggest a different suspension modification path (and I'm going to avoid the appearance side completely), where if you do any single thing up front (before your first track day in this car) make that better shocks and struts. The ones that are in there now are probably 8 years old with some unknown number of miles on them, so an improvement here is going to make the car more 'composed' in its behavior. They can certainly be done as a stand-alone mod, while you give yourself a little more time to decide what else you really want to do or need to do as far as springs and/or sta-bars are concerned. You might be surprised by how the car drives once its suspension motions are under better control.anyways, its gonna be tracked about 3-4 times a yr and i'm a newbie track guy. so i don't wanna go over board. just looking to drop it down a little and make it handle a little better.