Some help on getting new shocks.

[FiveOFemale]

I don't mean to say that they will give you trouble. I've never used them or heard of any results. I just say why spend the money on something that is, in essence, a one-size-fits all solution? Like a one-size-fits all shirt, it probably doesn't really fit all that well.

If you want your bump steer to be correct after lowering your car, buy a bump steer kit (adjustable tie rod ends) and adjust it properly with measurements.

Or just save your money.

the point you are trying to get across makes sense. im going to research them further, im curious.

 

[Rickyll7]

the point you are trying to get across makes sense. im going to research them further, im curious.

Welcome to Stangnet. What brings you here?

Edit:

Oh, fiveoho's GF, got it.

 

[fiveoho]

Welcome to Stangnet. What brings you here?

Edit:

Oh, fiveoho's GF, got it.

that was actually me posting. i was at her house responding to the thread and didnt realize she keeps her account signed in. im a doof. my bad

 

[trombonedemon]

Wooohoo, some female personalities at this forum, these sausages get interesting sometimes just to warn ya'. Anyway, what would a shop charge for all of this to be done b/c, I have to pick up my wife at night and this is the only driveable vehicle we have right now, so w/ 4 new shocks, ball joints, new spring isolaters maybe a bump steer kit, you think a shop can put this in, lets say in a days time?

 

[cw5billwade]

check out this thread
2003 Mustang GT shocks/struts working well with my mods? - Ford Mustang Forums