Blackout January 26th, 2005, 06:26 PM I remember readin on here before that you can get rid of the air bag suspension and replace it with a coil over suspension. Is this true? And if so could someone point me in the direction of where to get this kit from or a Q & A about doing this conversion. Because its looking like my air ride suspension on my Mark VIII is totally F'd up and with tossing the computer on the car its coming up with a error 12 code which meant something like that the computer for the level ride is totally screwe or something like that. But I'm looking into possibly doing this conversion if it is true and just wondering if this is going to be a pricey thing to do or what. Thanks for your help
Dern Humpus January 26th, 2005, 06:34 PM check out some of the sponsors of the site. I know at least one of them has them.
Blackout January 26th, 2005, 06:37 PM thats the problem. I click on the sponsers links and it brings me to this menu on here saying I don't have access to it and yada, yada
Dern Humpus January 26th, 2005, 06:47 PM thats weird, mine does that too. Hit up ebay.
ERIC1 January 26th, 2005, 06:51 PM joey is doing upgrades thats prolly y
Eric
mespock January 26th, 2005, 07:56 PM Strutmasters has what you need - So does eBay - Struts R Us also - Also Eddie has one also!! Can't remember his address! American Air Suspension I think!
BlackIceLSC January 26th, 2005, 10:16 PM I have done 3 of them...I got mine from Struts-r-us....PM me for more details.
You can have the whole kit, stock height, or lowered for $395+ freight...but only if you contact me. I am not a seller, but I can give you the info you need to save big.
I have had my coils for over 30k miles, and they ride like the day I installed them....94 Mark VIII.
Moes8 January 27th, 2005, 06:10 AM Struts r us has them on Ebay for $359,
i dont think you can get it much cheaper.
good luck
Mike
MrWilson January 27th, 2005, 07:17 AM http://www.arnottindustries.com/parts_Lincoln_Mark_VIII_8_yid7.html
first product on the page...not as cost effective i think, but if all else fails, or u dont like ebay, use arnott
Joeychgo January 27th, 2005, 08:32 AM Both arnott and struts r us have ads - look on the right side of the page........ Tell them your from LVC
Cubster January 27th, 2005, 01:22 PM I have done 3 of them...I got mine from Struts-r-us....PM me for more details.
You can have the whole kit, stock height, or lowered for $395+ freight...but only if you contact me. I am not a seller, but I can give you the info you need to save big.
I have had my coils for over 30k miles, and they ride like the day I installed them....94 Mark VIII.
I read the article you wrote concerning the struts, I called Tim @ Struts-r-us, they were delivered by UPS yesterday, I'm having them installed next week. He threw the lowering kit in for 0, tell me though, what kind of Shocks did you put in the rear ? Someone told me to get Monroe stratas.
mark8cha January 28th, 2005, 02:40 AM with the drop kit how many inches are between the tire and the fender? does it need to be dropped more(if possible) than the advertised 1 1/2? does anyone have pics?
viiiball January 28th, 2005, 07:44 PM with the drop kit how many inches are between the tire and the fender? does it need to be dropped more(if possible) than the advertised 1 1/2? does anyone have pics?
i have the kit from strutmasters,click my link at bottom,i have the lowered kit and love the stance, i also have wider lower tires,and a new solid sway bar, here are some pics, going over steep curbs is rough and be carful over speed bumps, but way cool, call strutmasters , ask for matt lofton and tell him jeff or sent ya from LVC.....worth it :Beer
BlackIceLSC January 28th, 2005, 08:56 PM I sent you a PM. I have done 3 of these conversions. I have also read about a few problems with strutmasters using a shock insert that is too soft for lowered car, causing bottoming out. Not all, but some have had problems.
I have a tech article on this site...check it out!
BTW, my 94 is lowered, and I run 245/50-16's, with absolutely no rubbing, even at full lock.
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