2003 Lightning Preview
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From: Selden NY
Thanks Fast Gator,
Good Article, it answered my question. And I quote:
Unique chassis tuning also lowers the Lightning 2 inches in the rear and 1.5 inches in the front to improve the handling and give a more aggressive appearance.
I'm gonna order the 2" Rear Shackle Drop kit for sure now.
Good Article, it answered my question. And I quote:
Unique chassis tuning also lowers the Lightning 2 inches in the rear and 1.5 inches in the front to improve the handling and give a more aggressive appearance.
I'm gonna order the 2" Rear Shackle Drop kit for sure now.
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From: Richmond, VA, USA
Originally posted by Fast Gator
According to that "news release" Ford is putting a little 9" rear end in the truck. Think they ran out of the 9 3/4"?
According to that "news release" Ford is putting a little 9" rear end in the truck. Think they ran out of the 9 3/4"?
I'm sure it's just an error.
Last edited by superfords; Aug 18, 2002 at 09:37 AM.
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From: Richmond, VA, USA
Originally posted by Rob_02Lightning
Thanks Fast Gator,
Good Article, it answered my question. And I quote:
Unique chassis tuning also lowers the Lightning 2 inches in the rear and 1.5 inches in the front to improve the handling and give a more aggressive appearance.
I'm gonna order the 2" Rear Shackle Drop kit for sure now.
Thanks Fast Gator,
Good Article, it answered my question. And I quote:
Unique chassis tuning also lowers the Lightning 2 inches in the rear and 1.5 inches in the front to improve the handling and give a more aggressive appearance.
I'm gonna order the 2" Rear Shackle Drop kit for sure now.
later,
chris
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From: Stinkin Joisey
Originally posted by superfords
First of all, there is nothing "little" about the ford 9", it is the strongest and most popular rear end available (in various forms) for street and race use.
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First of all, there is nothing "little" about the ford 9", it is the strongest and most popular rear end available (in various forms) for street and race use.
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