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  1. jeremy canter Member

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    well after reading all of my past post's > ( I ran out of parts for the cobra today) I read some of my e-mails and a couple said the same thing > so here you go . what do you think does it sit low enuff or should I drop it more ?
    my next thing is to pull the motor out hopefully I'll get back to that tomorrow if the weather lets me .
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    Really, that's up to you. I think it looks good like that but how'd you lower it?
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    CJ pony's brand of lowering springs > (made by EIBACH ) it's the sport line brand. There suppost to be 1.75/2. inch drop > but they don't look as low as my convertable>
  4. jeremy canter Member

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    I need wider rear rims does anyone run wider rims on there car?
    will 24 back spacing bring the tire out to the lip of the finder > I'm wanting to up grade to 315/40/17 tire's I think there wide anuff
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    Wow, I didn't know of any brand that would lower a Mustang that much.

    Have you considered wheel-spacers? I had a friend of mine lower his 04 GT and he used wheel-spacers. It looks pretty good but I guess I'm just gonna go get new rims for my setup.
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    ILAND DRAGWAY doesn't allow cars to race with wheel spacer's > plus I'd rather just get the wider rim's so I can run wider tires > I have a Cobra R bumper cover but am second guessing putting it on my cobra just don't know if it would look right :shrug::shrug:
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    Aftermarket sites suggest 275/40-17 on the back with 10.5 inch rims, and 245/45-17 with 9 inch rims. That's what I have on my car and it has a good stance. 315's might fit on the back, don't know.
    Chime in guys...
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    I have 275-40-17's on the back of my car now (drag radials) with the stock rim's > I want something wider!! :flag:
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    315/35-17, 275/40-17 on the GT 315/30-18, 275/35-18 on the cobra still have the quad shocks on both...:nice:
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    nice !! > there is a set of smoken chrome rims in the parts section for sale I want , but I'd have to sell my rims first :(

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