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07-12-2002, 07:19 PM

jams

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Tighten Raise Front Suspension

Hi, I need some help with this one....

I went with the tire and rim backspacing B & B suggested but the tires stick out beyond the wheel well. I can live with that but I can't live with the tires rubbing the fender. (I just got done fixing the problem with the tire rubbing the inner fender.) I have the stock Mustang II suspension. What can I do to stiffen or raise the front suspension to avoid the tire moving up and rubbing the fender.

Can I use adjustable coil-overs with stock mustang II suspension. If so, where can I get them???

Any other suggestions???

I will ask B & B on Monday but I need a little food for thought until then.

Thanks Jim

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