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Thanks for the info. I was going to use www.coilsprings.com, but the circle track springs look good.
'90 Mercury Grand Marquis GS
Baseline 5.0L numbers totally stock, 123 rwhp, 239 rwtq
5.4L swap coming soon.
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Originally posted by Blaze86VicI have PI rear springs, now that I see I have more option in the front, I thinl I'm going to be getting either 800 or 900lbs/in for the front
But then you need matched shocks or you won't be able to control the body motions properly. I was thinking about race springs but I don't want to buy really expensive shocks. I think I'll stick with PI springs and shocks. Unless some circle track shocks will fit, work well on the street and not cost a fortune. I'll look into that...FOR SALE: 89 Grand Marquis GS HO. Quarter mile = 15.8 @ 87mph -- pics http://public.fotki.com/vfr700f2/car...rcycl/mercury/
Junkyard HO, MSD wires, stock Mustang headers, off-road H, Hemi Super Turbos. 3.55 trac loc, HO governor and servo in stock rebuilt AOD. 3-row rad, air pump delete, cop rear bar, wagon rear springs, 93 CV rear discs, 98-02 Grand Marquis wheels, Class 3 hitch, aluminum space-saver spare.
Coming soon: 98-02 front brakes, cop springs, Monroe cop shocks, 96 Cobra wheels w/255/50/17. Better yet, need a nice wagon to put all that stuff in.
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Originally posted by Blaze86VicYes, but you are in a lincoln with a ton of stuff in the trunk ;-)
I have PI rear springs, now that I see I have more option in the front, I thinl I'm going to be getting either 800 or 900lbs/in for the front
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Originally posted by Fairmont KevinOriginally posted by Blaze86VicI have PI rear springs, now that I see I have more option in the front, I thinl I'm going to be getting either 800 or 900lbs/in for the front
But then you need matched shocks or you won't be able to control the body motions properly. I was thinking about race springs but I don't want to buy really expensive shocks. I think I'll stick with PI springs and shocks. Unless some circle track shocks will fit, work well on the street and not cost a fortune. I'll look into that...http://secondhandracing.com/Home.aspx
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Kevin, with all of my cars, even with the HD Moogs front and back, the front still was undersprung. And with HD shocks it bounced way too much. The chunks of steel missing from the crossmember of he 87 proved that well... With my wagon it's even worse. The rear is so stiff it doesn't move and the front just bounces. The shocks are all new motorcraft replacements. Check out the pics of my autocross and the vid...
Circle track shocks fit fine, a few people have used them. Once i get some more money together I'm getign the 1000lb springs and the SS shocks. I know with the wagon, that the rears should be fine for now. I'll have to see how balanced it is. I'm also looking in to making the rear bar mount differently and have adjustment.Builder/Owner of Badass Panther Wagons
Busy maintaining a fleet of Fords
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Hmmmm,very interesting I want to change the rear springs to my Panther but ¿the best recomended it will be to change the 4 stock for 4 P.I. sprnings? :3gears:
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