'94 mustang gt convertible springs... February 26, 2009, 12:53:31 AM anybody have any info as to whether they'll fit an 88 cougar ls? i found some in the boneyard for 100, but am doing more research before i go and buy them, and was hoping ya'll, in your infinite wisdom, would know. :D Quote Selected
'94 mustang gt convertible springs... Reply #1 – February 26, 2009, 01:00:19 AM I believe Chuck runs the rears. Quote Selected
'94 mustang gt convertible springs... Reply #2 – February 26, 2009, 01:08:59 AM oooh... sweet. the rears were sitting in the trunk. :) Quote Selected
'94 mustang gt convertible springs... Reply #3 – February 26, 2009, 05:11:59 AM I tried them in my tc but they were too low for my taste. I ended up using moog cargo coils. they gave me a good stance. Quote Selected
'94 mustang gt convertible springs... Reply #4 – February 26, 2009, 06:56:49 AM A hundred bucks?Holy !!! I pay $20.00 a pair here for them.Crazy price differences I guess. Quote Selected
'94 mustang gt convertible springs... Reply #5 – February 26, 2009, 08:14:09 AM I should think the rears would be about 3" too short. I've got Mustang springs in my car (Bullitt springs, actually) and had to adjust my CHE arms almost as high as they go Quote Selected
'94 mustang gt convertible springs... Reply #6 – February 26, 2009, 09:17:37 AM SN-95 Vert springs in the rear with LOWERED LCA mounting points. Quote Selected
'94 mustang gt convertible springs... Reply #7 – February 26, 2009, 10:10:00 AM How much of that Mustang was left? I've got a 94 V6 that could use a few parts. Marianna's only an hour away, cold drinks are on me.... Quote Selected
'94 mustang gt convertible springs... Reply #8 – February 26, 2009, 02:41:22 PM Quote from: Chuck W;258671SN-95 Vert springs in the rear with LOWERED LCA mounting points.Chuck, are the 83-86 any different, or are the convrtible springs longer than other SN95's? If I'd used stock height LCA's with my Bullitt springs my rear axle would've been on the bump stops. They were a good 3" shorter than the stock T-Bird springs... Quote Selected
'94 mustang gt convertible springs... Reply #9 – February 26, 2009, 03:16:51 PM Quote from: Thunder Chicken;258705Chuck, are the 83-86 any different, or are the convrtible springs longer than other SN95's? If I'd used stock height LCA's with my Bullitt springs my rear axle would've been on the bump stops. They were a good 3" shorter than the stock T-Bird springs...I don't think the Bullitt springs are anything at all like the normal SN-95 rear springs. The SN-95 ones are only a touch shorter than the stock Tbird/Cougar ones. The Bullitts are more like the C-Kits, which are WAAYY too short for use in a Tbird/Cougar. Quote Selected
'94 mustang gt convertible springs... Reply #10 – February 26, 2009, 11:47:52 PM Quote from: doodaa;258681How much of that Mustang was left? I've got a 94 V6 that could use a few parts. Marianna's only an hour away, cold drinks are on me....i still ain't changed my location. moved to austin, tx a couple months ago. where were you a year ago?! lol. i've been surrounded by yankees on this forum. lol. i say that in a loving manner!:D Quote Selected
'94 mustang gt convertible springs... Reply #11 – February 27, 2009, 10:54:37 AM I've been around more than a year, just haven't done anything much with the car...... I live near Vernon. I think I told you about a red Cougar sitting along SR79 over here? or maybe that was after you left for TX? There's a couple over in FWB area. I met Lakenheath the other day when I bought a rear end from one of his parts cars. Based on that there may even be enough of us in this part of the world for a decent meet. Quote Selected
'94 mustang gt convertible springs... Reply #12 – February 27, 2009, 04:34:30 PM Quote from: Chuck W;258709I don't think the Bullitt springs are anything at all like the normal SN-95 rear springs. The SN-95 ones are only a touch shorter than the stock Tbird/Cougar ones. The Bullitts are more like the C-Kits, which are WAAYY too short for use in a Tbird/Cougar.Ahh, that 'splains it :D Quote Selected
'94 mustang gt convertible springs... Reply #13 – April 21, 2009, 04:55:39 PM Quote from: Chuck W;258671SN-95 Vert springs in the rear with LOWERED LCA mounting points...Just for clarification... these are V6 vert springs? This is the look i was shooting for and already have those wheels for it if I can figure out how to steal them from my girlfriend's Mustang or see that $200 96-98 Cobra set at Moultrie again this year. How much are the LCA mounts lowered?Also what struts and shocks are you running with it? I assume there are C/C plates under there too? Quote Selected
'94 mustang gt convertible springs... Reply #14 – June 02, 2009, 01:36:24 PM excuse me chuck i just wanted to know if your car is a v6 or v8 and also are thos springs for a v6 or 8 what are lca mounting points my 86 bird is a v6 and i was wondering if i would get the same stance as yours with the 94 vert springs thanx for helping Quote Selected
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