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11-05-2009, 12:30 AM
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cobra suspension ?
i have a 2001 cobra mustang and have the eibach sportline springs on it. i have a 295/35/18 tire on the rear but it drags when you hit dips in the road. i want to put a 335 tire on the rear, but cant do it with my current setup. which springs should i run, and i also want to upgrade the shocks and struts. which kit should i run, and where is a good place to buy from. a friend told me about a h&r spring or sumn like that, cant remember exactly what he said, i just want a really good riding setup which also will handle a turn pretty good.
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11-07-2009, 10:12 AM
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Your going to have a hell of a time tucking 335's and if they stick out beyond the wheel well your going to have to sit so high in back it will look stupid.
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11-10-2009, 05:08 PM
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H&Rs and Bilsteins have always handled well and had good ride quality on my Mustangs. As far as tire clearance, that's a different story. What size wheel and what backspacing are you running?
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