4x4 suspension

LouisianaZJ

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Just pulled the plug and ordered some 03' machined cobra wheels and 275's for the gt. Now I still have the 4x4 suspension, which needs to change.

I was thinking of the eibach pro-kit. I have read some posts that say it will work just fine with stock struts and steering. I have read other post that say CC plates and struts are required. trying to keep this as stock as possible.

I read the C-spings would drop it less, but were not progressive.

04 GT coupe
mostly stock/ DD
no major racing or drag

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also have the cobra center caps left over, $45 shipped.. in FS forum
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It never hurts to change the shocks/struts but with 24k that’s still on the low side. I have 60k and my car is at ford getting FRPP B springs and Blistein Shock struts installed. I should have her back tomorrow. I would get the shocks and struts done while you do the springs. Mine as well get them all done at once, then you don’t have to worry about them down the road.
 
I would get new struts/shocks at the same time personally. I just did mine that way because I could swap them out easily at the same time as the springs. You could also just upgrade slightly and not kill your wallet but get some decent shocks/struts that will be better than the stock ones. BTW..I'm doing the same wheel/tire combo in the spring after the winter :notnice: What tires did you get and where did you order the rims from? Also, If I can ask how much they were? Good luck with your decision!
 
I would get new struts/shocks at the same time personally. I just did mine that way because I could swap them out easily at the same time as the springs. You could also just upgrade slightly and not kill your wallet but get some decent shocks/struts that will be better than the stock ones. !

absolutely.... dropped my last two sn95's, one with c springs, the other with eibachs. Each car wears differently according to driving conditions, etc.. No milage estimate is going to be accurate. Save yourself the trouble, buy new shocks and struts and install them at the same time, because your stock ones wear out quick when dropped.