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23-03-2016, 04:11 PM
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Hi guys, new owner of a 2012 Trend here, and of course the first thing I look at doing is sharpening up the suspension and lowering a bit. I figure the best and easiest way to do this is with the springs and shocks from a focus ST, and through a lucky find, got a set from a 2013 model.
Will it be reasonably easy for any shop to fit these? Does anyone know if it has been done before, and about how much this would drop the car? Thanks. |
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Focus ST springs and shocks on a Trend?
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