Will this work to reduce the sag in the rear end of a 1999 crown victoria?
1082191
Yes, it should. I put them in the front end of a lowered 1995 Mustang due to dragging the bottom when backing up the ramp into my storage barn. It appears to have raised the front end about 1.5 to 2.0 inches. It also helped the stiff and abrupt ride :-) They were a little tuff to install since you have to spread the springs to force these rubber pieces in to place. They are a cheap way to avoid installing new springs.
794164
The offsets are different and will make the stance of the car look different. Do you plan on lowering the car?
1727324
Hi Keilan, There is a drill down for making sure the part will fit your vehicle on the part page. As you didn't include year and other particulars, I can't give you a clear answer. I would reccommend you use the drill down to see if the part is recommended for your particular vehicle. Best of luck. Changing the VVT made a huge difference in my case.
2735
It should help a bit.. They raised my 2 whl drive and inch or so. It looked much better after the install without hurting the ride... The shocks are no harsher than oem
2148870
I would think. You might have to modify the holes in your mount brackets. If you want I'll go measure the distance between the bolt holes on the old seats.
987804
I think it would only work as a part of a solution. Unless the car has sagged by 3" and you're trying to restore stock ride height then this is the right thing. You would have to consider longer springs, an air bag kit tailored to those longer springs, and finally longer shocks. Then you'd still be challenged by brake lines and parking brake cables.
244980
Yes if you buy the kit it will do both sides, install is roughly 30 minutes to an hour depending on mechanical inclination. It will stiffen up you rear suspension along with raising your back end roughly 1-2 inches depending on springs
1365143
I have a Calvary backrest and luggage rack, it works great. I can't say for the stock backrest though.
1998695
Yes it will.., it's very reliable for your car especially a car that sits a little lower. It's worth buying.
1840199
I would call the manufacturer to be sure. Here is a link showing a fellow installing airbags suspension over helper springs.
1619088
Yes. Anytime you do any kind of work or add ons with your front end suspension it is good to get an alignment.
991996
Yes. It will reduce the tendency to flip over so you can take turns faster. You will find the low cg chassis tends to fill up with debris a little more than the high chassis. Just invert your truck and shake after running and the debris will fall out easily.Aside from that, the low cg chassis is a huge improvement over the high one.Thanks!
1358637
coil spring spacers will permanently raise the car by the amount of the coil. It will help sagging springs, however, if the car sits correctly when you are not towing, it will sit high with these in place. It is not easy to install these, you must unbolt the axle and lower it to insert these under the spring or up on top in the spring tower. Hope this helps.
1160198
Yes it will. I just did mine. The wires in the hub get weathered and damaged and it causes the sensors to go out. Changing it fixes the problem, although my traction still sometimes activates (I have to check that), it solves the traction and ABS problem.
247817
It is manufactured to work with a rack that has two crossbars - one over the other otherwise the weight when loaded with seed will cause it to sag. Other concerns might be obstructed view and seed getting thrown on the radiator and engine.
955977
No sag, but I have a 2.5 inch TeraFlex coild spring lift. I have an 8k warn winch in the bumper with the added stinger.
1408221
Yes. Make sure you attach the side rails before tightening down the bottom brackets or you will have fitment issues.