lowering 2005 gT
#1
lowering 2005 gT
I am thinking of lowering my car. Anybody drive a lowered on thru winter. i live in Windsor so the winters are not bad. the car has 19K on it. Should I do shock as well. I'm thinking Fords Pack 3 suspenision or Steeda.
#2
Originally Posted by mdurand
I am thinking of lowering my car. Anybody drive a lowered on thru winter. i live in Windsor so the winters are not bad. the car has 19K on it. Should I do shock as well. I'm thinking Fords Pack 3 suspenision or Steeda.
or he probally will reply to your post :thumb1:
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#3
Originally Posted by mdurand
I am thinking of lowering my car. Anybody drive a lowered on thru winter. i live in Windsor so the winters are not bad. the car has 19K on it. Should I do shock as well. I'm thinking Fords Pack 3 suspenision or Steeda.
#4
I drove my lowered V6 in the winter, not sure what it had on it though... was like that when I bought it. In the heavier snowfalls I would pretty much be driving on top of the snow with it scraping underneeth. That car was pretty low though...
The Cobra is lowered but it will never see snow. I'm not suicidal.
The Cobra is lowered but it will never see snow. I'm not suicidal.
#6
If you lower that car winter driving will surely be worse, not sure where you live but my area of Windsor sees quite a bit of snow, I'd never drive a 'stang in the snow 'round here, but I do agree the Eibach kit is the way to go, shocks and struts are not necessary, but be sure and get an alignment afterwards.
#7
Originally Posted by Ponyryd
If you lower that car winter driving will surely be worse, not sure where you live but my area of Windsor sees quite a bit of snow, I'd never drive a 'stang in the snow 'round here, but I do agree the Eibach kit is the way to go, shocks and struts are not necessary, but be sure and get an alignment afterwards.
#8
Originally Posted by Flynnt
I actually had a blast driving my V6 in the snow. Get some Blizzaks on there and with the posi rear end I was having a ball. Was much better than driving a FWD Beetle TDI, even if it was lowered.
#9
Thanks guys.
I've been driving Rear wheel drive for years and haven't been stuck yet however I did drive my 00 GT sideways in ruts one morning on the way to work. We don'r get that much snow down here but when we do it can bind us up. the 05 is better yet in the snow and great fun if there's no bozo's around. turn off the traction control and its a different story. donuts only anyone. I'll have to think more on lowering the 05 as my wife sometimes drives it. I have a white 05 GT with blue lemans stripes and side scoops on the fenders. Stop and say hi if you see me. I try to go to Rona Thursday nights for the roll in..
see ya
Mike
see ya
Mike
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