Finally Lowered The Mach-Ete On 22's

[50 Deep]

Finally got the Mach-Ete lowered!
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It took me roughly 5 months to get this project from start to finish. I started with a 1.5" lowering concept. This would be enough drop to hunker the car down visually and not overwhelm the OEM shocks.
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Two key factors were also considered. First was keeping the ride quality of OEM. The second factor was utility. Many will use thise cars to haul people, luggage, or a trip to costco. I made some adjustments to the rear spring to give a slight rake. This gives the car a litte more sport look, but most importatly keeps the rear from sagging when loaded down.
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Took the car on a 200 mile trip the other day and it was great. I have two sets of 1" lowering springs on hand if anyone wants to snag them too.

 

[kevC]

Ugh that's so good. I would never do it on Houston roads, but can't deny how good that looks.

 

[50 Deep]

Ugh that's so good. I would never do it on Houston roads, but can't deny how good that looks.

Thanks. I’ve got some low cars so this is like riding in a 4x4 lol. I wouldn’t be scared at all.

 

[charbl]

Looks great!

 

[connoisseurr]

What are your wheel width and offset numbers? Any spacers used?

 

[blue92lx]

It's turning more and more into an EV hot hatch lol looks awesome though

 

[Glen]

NICE JOB ? changed the whole look. A+ from me on that.

 

[50 Deep]

What are your wheel width and offset numbers? Any spacers used?

No spacers used here. These bolt right on. I usually keep my offsets under wraps, but could definitely assist if we are building you a set.

It's turning more and more into an EV hot hatch lol looks awesome though

Totally is. Thanks man!

NICE JOB ? changed the whole look. A+ from me on that.

4.0 GPA achieved!

 

[connoisseurr]

No spacers used here. These bolt right on. I usually keep my offsets under wraps, but could definitely assist if we are building you a set.

L-O-L.

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