I want to lower my 1994 Aerostar.

[teedub127]

Hi all, I'm new to this site and could use some help. Does anyone know where to get shorter coil springs for an aerostar? New, swap from another vehicle?? Any help would be greatly appreciated

 

[BrooklynBay]

Welcome to this forum! I've never seen a lowered Aerostar. Gabriel makes rear shocks which are adjustable (air controls the height). They are called Hijackers. They don't make air adjustable shocks for the front. Are you trying to make a low rider? They use hydraulic suspension without coil springs.

 

[aerovulcan]

Ridetech makes a Aerostar bag kit for around 1400.00, and i believe you would need to relocate the front shocks. Another option would be Eaton springs they do custom orders. I will probably go with airbags once i have the body work done.

 

[BrooklynBay]

Do you have links or photos to show these parts?

 

[aerovulcan]

http://www.airbagit.com/Air-Suspension-kits-all-4-wheels-p/fbs-for-56-kit3.htm and http://www.eatonsprings.com/index.html Sorry i didn't link them the first time.

 

[teedub127]

Thanks

Thanks to all of you who replied. Your suggestions are great and I already followed up on them. I did find a company that will make -2 inch coils but they were about $250/pair. I'll dig up the link and add it soon. Thanks again. T

 

[BrooklynBay]

Do you plan on keeping the same 14" tires & wheels?

 

[teedub127]

I'm pretty old school and will probably just go with a 15 " rim & 50's size tires. I don't want to slam it but think it would look better lowered about 3-4 ".