Personally, I think it looks good. I dropped mine a little too much up front and I plan to raise it back up. If you drop it much more, you're going to run into suspension travel issues.

 

Not the best stance pick, you got a broad side?

 

+1, lets see a side shot.

 

Looks bad *** from this angle as it sits!!
Lets see a side pic.
Lynn

 

Hi,

Im looking to get some feedback on how to get the correct stance for my 70' coupe. It currently has a full front suspension rebuild kit with 620 coils that i've cut a half coil off and stock shocks. The rear is stock with 2" lowering blocks.

How can i get thing thing to tuck the tires just enough under the fenders for a more aggressive look?

Thanks

Now for the million dollar question. Have you done the Shelby/Arning drop?

 

My question exactly.

http://www.mustangbarn.com/PDFs/ArningShelby Suspension Drop.pdf

 

Here's a couple more. I did my best to lighten the photos up to get a good idea of ride height.

I'm seriously considering the Shelby drop, so that might be my next step.

 

I'm seriously considering the Shelby drop, so that might be my next step.

After you do it, you'll wonder why you waited so long.

 

Car looks good!

 

I agree, the car looks good. Maybe the front needs to go down just a tad.

 

I like my cars low too.

Some more off the front spring will lower the front. More block or some different springs will lower the rear. Some different leafs would be safer IMO.

 

This is with the shelby drop and 1/2 coil cut out. Stock springs. 245-45-17 up front.. mid eye 4.5 leaf grab a track teaars with 255-50-17's.. Do the drop.. it will take you down between .5-1 inch.

 

Shelby drop and 620's minus a half coil with reverse eye leafs on mine. Looks great just bring the front down a hair.

 

Clean cars guys! Looking good.
I'm looking forward to doing the drop soon. I will be ordering reverse eye leafs and ditching the lowering blocks as well.