coil overs December 09, 2012, 12:52:07 AM I am looking at getting the MM front coil over kit with their sport struts. Would my car handle weird with coil overs just in the front? They dont make the bracket yet to along rear coil overs to work. Quote Selected
coil overs Reply #2 – December 09, 2012, 02:22:47 AM That..... didn't help me at all... I don't have the time for that. Quote Selected
coil overs Reply #3 – December 09, 2012, 10:36:23 PM Get the Griggs front coil over kit. Much better in my opinion as I am running them on all four corners on both cars. As for the rear, get a set of Chuck W's rear shock brackets and then you can run Mustang length rear shocks and utilize rear coil overs for a Mustang as well.I have a buddy that deals Maximum, Grigss, Kenny Brown, and Agent 47. I know its a shameless plug but give John a call or email him - http://www.chicane23.com - and tell him I sent you. He is a good guy and a racer so he runs what he sells. He listens and is pretty good at getting a car to handle.Darren Quote Selected
coil overs Reply #4 – December 09, 2012, 10:40:11 PM I have AJE coil-overs up front and SN95 springs out back. No funny handling. In fact handling is great. Quote Selected
coil overs Reply #5 – December 18, 2012, 12:02:15 AM Aerocoupe, Do you run Chuck W's brackets with the griggs coil over in the rear? or is it needed? Quote Selected
coil overs Reply #6 – December 18, 2012, 07:17:30 AM Yes and they are absolutely needed if you are going to run Fox/SN95 Mustang length shocks.Darren Quote Selected
coil overs Reply #7 – December 18, 2012, 06:32:52 PM I've got maximum motorsports coilovers and DA konis all the way around. Handling is GREAT. I would imagine it would handle fine with coilovers just in the front too if you have a good springrate in the rear too. Quote Selected