87-93 Rear lower control arm. Help identify! *NEW PICS*
I recently purchased an 88 Coupe with what was advertised as a Coilover suspension. I didn't really care as I was more concerned with the condition of the car. Well I've got it now, and it rides extremly rough. I want to change the spring rates of the setup, but I can't determine what make it is. The front are definitly true coilovers, with Koni adjustable and blue springs.
The rear however, is a standard setup, with a HD lower arm with sway bar mount and adjustable perch, blue springs and a Koni shock. It looks very much like the Maximum Motorsports setup, but the lower arm is a box type tube, not round tube like they show on their site. I also found at my oil change with Ford, that the rear springs have no isolators, top or bottom, which explains the squeaky ride.
Can someone identify these for me so I can order some lower rate springs. Side: when I take the tires off, will the spring be stamped with their current rate somewhere? I'd like to know so I can adjust when I order.
Thanks,
Ryan
I recently purchased an 88 Coupe with what was advertised as a Coilover suspension. I didn't really care as I was more concerned with the condition of the car. Well I've got it now, and it rides extremly rough. I want to change the spring rates of the setup, but I can't determine what make it is. The front are definitly true coilovers, with Koni adjustable and blue springs.
The rear however, is a standard setup, with a HD lower arm with sway bar mount and adjustable perch, blue springs and a Koni shock. It looks very much like the Maximum Motorsports setup, but the lower arm is a box type tube, not round tube like they show on their site. I also found at my oil change with Ford, that the rear springs have no isolators, top or bottom, which explains the squeaky ride.
Can someone identify these for me so I can order some lower rate springs. Side: when I take the tires off, will the spring be stamped with their current rate somewhere? I'd like to know so I can adjust when I order.
Thanks,
Ryan