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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Motown
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Re: Help with mustang 2 and ride height options
Full tilt should have known what springs to send out for a TF 55-59 3100 truck. I'd take them up on the offer of new springs. My springs rode high for a year, don't modify anything until the full weight of your fully assembled truck is on them for at least a year.
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Location: Toppenish, WA
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Re: Help with mustang 2 and ride height options
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Sometimes we don't need "perfect" when it comes to front suspension geometry as long as it will align right and drives great. You might loose a few tenths on an autocross course or go though the local twisties a tad slower but you probably won't notice the difference running down the long wide roads at the speed limit.
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