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    Can anyone direct me to a write up on how to install lowering springs for a 2001 Mustang or of that year body?

    Ill looked all over the web and google, reps for any help!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RoyalSilver
    Can anyone direct me to a write up on how to install lowering springs for a 2001 Mustang or of that year body?

    Ill looked all over the web and google, reps for any help!

    Thanks guys
    I could not find a writeup for you. Just take it slow and put all the nuts and bolts into labeled ziplock bags so you know where to put them back. If you need spring compressors you can bring the shocks by the shop and we can swap the springs for you.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Batlground
    I could not find a writeup for you. Just take it slow and put all the nuts and bolts into labeled ziplock bags so you know where to put them back. If you need spring compressors you can bring the shocks by the shop and we can swap the springs for you.
    or go to autozone they rent them for 40 bucks and you take them back when your done and they will refund 100% what you paid!
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    It's got to be the easiest car to put springs on.
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