2003 Mustang V6, what suspension upgrades should i do?
'03 3.8L manual. im looking to improve my suspension as much as possible, so what can i do? what brands are best? right now im just thinking about doing an eibach pro-system plus kit. any advice?
There are many good brands out,just make sure you get the weld in kind.The Eibach suspensions are good kits.Hang out and see what some of the others suggest and you may want to browse the road racing threads.
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The Eibach Pro System Plus kit is an excellent start to upgrading your suspension. You will feel a night and day difference. Also, depending on what you plan to do with the car I would suggest auto crossing or road racing the car to really get a feel for what you want to upgrade.
i completely agree with jacksons197 if u want any other type of brands besides eibach which are really good there are blisteins, tockico, bbk. but you can't really go wrong with eibach good luck
Griggs Racing and Maximum Motorsports make some good stuff. They also have some really good replacement suspensions that will make your car handle like none other.
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The rear suspension should fit. I don't remember what axle the V6 Mustangs had, so you might have to install an 8.8.
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Proud owner of a '65 289 coupe w/ C4. Equipped with Edelbrock Performer intake K&N air filter, and 600 cfm carb, Comp Cams Xtreme Energy valvetrain, Comp Cams XE262H cam, MSD ignition, and ported heads. Suspended by 600# 1" drop front and stock rear springs, KYB shocks, 1" front and 7/8" rear sway bars, and Traction Master style traction bars. Your friendly suspension kid.