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  • indiejack
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    And I had wanted to keep these more of a last minute secret but the jig was up nearly immediately on Instagram so the teasing is over.

    AC Schnitzer Type 1 Rennsport



    I have been in love with these wheels for a long time, and I dig being somewhat period correct.

    Now, let’s get the interior stripped so wiring and relocating can happen.

    Starting



    Getting Closer

    Untitled by indiejack, on Flickr

    Woot!

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  • Motoman325
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    subbed for updates

    piecing my kit together now

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  • indiejack
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    Thanks for the love Motoman325, the old front setup will be on my old, and Budski's new project "The Senior".

    I'll get into the air setup down the road, everything is out now for the rebuild.

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  • Motoman325
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    Showin love from STL

    i wanna see more of the air setup

    I can take those front struts off your hands cause you got new ones lol

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  • electricalbox
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    Lookin good!

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  • NathanE-94
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    Cool little compact dude...they don't get enough respect usually, but I love these cars!! Yours is gonna be great when you're done =)

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  • Earl
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    No adjustable stock mustang gt shocks lol

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  • indiejack
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    Originally posted by Earl View Post
    I have the non adjustable stock ones on my car=)
    Same, and they are wearing out fast for me

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  • Earl
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    I have the non adjustable stock ones on my car=)

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  • indiejack
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    Originally posted by Earl View Post
    It's funny, after my previous post I searched again and found the strange ones. Going to see what sort of reviews they get. AirLift ones have a threaded body for height and the Hazer dampening but not sure I need threaded height adjustment.

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  • Earl
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    I've got you=)

    Shop 1994-1998 Ford Mustang Shocks and Struts. Hand-picked by experts! Pay later or over time with Affirm. *Free Shipping on Orders Over $119*




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  • indiejack
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    Originally posted by Earl View Post
    Buy some adjustable shocks for a 97 Mustang GT. Direct bolt on=)
    I looked, albeit half arsed, for some and never found any that were adjustable.

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  • Earl
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    Buy some adjustable shocks for a 97 Mustang GT. Direct bolt on=)

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  • FunfGang
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    Picking one of these up tomorrow as my new daily driver, pretty excited!

    Always loved yours

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  • indiejack
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    Late night bumpdate.

    Wheels mounted and ready for fabrication/mockup before being torn down to rebuild.



    Time to bust out the fender roller!



    Getting better!



    Also updating the front setup, the Bag Over Coil was an easy enough way to get started but the 5” maximum lift was a killer, I couldn’t raise up to nearly stock height. Plus the new setup has 30-Level Adjustable Dampening so I can act a fool more on the backroads.



    Now, if ONLY I could justify the cost of their rear adjustable shocks (or if they wanted to just slide a set my way on the cheap...)

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