Front Suspension Springs and Shocks

Stanglover said:

After you play with the front end, you'll need a re-alignment.
Most suggest using the specs below for radial tires.
If you like spending money, you could upgrade your PS box with a fast ratio. Lots of posts on this.

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Stanglover said:

After you play with the front end, you'll need a re-alignment.
Most suggest using the specs below for radial tires.
If you like spending money, you could upgrade your PS box with a fast ratio. Lots of posts on this.

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Don C said:

You can look up your car's original spring rates and ride heights to the bottoms of the bumpers in the AMA Specifications manuals.
The ride heights are listed on page 2, the key sheet is on page 27.
https://7173mustangs.com/threads/1971-73-ama-documents.23433/

The Ford assembly manual shows the stock ride heights measured from the axle centerlines to the center of the wheel well lip. The front ride height, with 351 and standard suspension is 14.66". The rear is 14.48"

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