Any Pictures of Lowered MKS?

[SRT82ECOBOOST]

Does anyone out there have pictures available of their lowered MKS?

 

[TSS]

http://www.lincolnmksforums.com/topic/1005-anyone-lower-their-mks/


Here are some pics from the MKS site.  The MKS site gets about 2 posts a week and is otherwise almost useless.  LOL   

 

[SHOdded]

Just like the Ecoboostownerforum now.  Sad.

 

[SRT82ECOBOOST]

http://www.lincolnmksforums.com/topic/1005-anyone-lower-their-mks/


Here are some pics from the MKS site.  The MKS site gets about 2 posts a week and is otherwise almost useless.  LOL 

I found that picture before along with SEMA car renderings. I have yet to see some real good pictures that show the difference of how the stock 20" rims sit after lowering.

 

[Lanson]

Welp J-deuce wins my vote in that thread.

His wheels look a lot like mine.  I wish I could get that low.  Looks like he also went staggered.  Full of win.

 

[Lanson]

Oh look what I found

and more http://www.cardomain.com/gallery/15989006/

 

[DJE624]

Dang! Dat's low.  I wonder if it's an Eco.

 

[SHOdded]

Equipped with the one & only 3.7L from factory.  2010 saw the Eco stuffed into the MKS, optionally, according to Edmunds.

 

[DJE624]

Guess I should have clicked the link before.  Now, I'm sorry I did.  That one shot blinded me.

 

[SHOdded]

It does look nice, setup for drifting maybe, looking at the rear wheels.  Only funky thing is the factory taillights.  Ummm, yeah.

 

[Lanson]

It does look nice, setup for drifting maybe, looking at the rear wheels.  Only funky thing is the factory taillights.  Ummm, yeah.

Its bagged, that's its deflated stance (which looks incredibly mean)

His wheels look a lot like mine but he has bigger lips.  I wish I could get low like that.

 

[RoushF150]

2010 MKS Ecoboost with Eibach SHO Pro-Kit.

 

[DRII]

RoushF150,

how happy are you with your setup on your MKS (20" with lowering springs)?  I'm strongly considering  22in rims (Ruff Racing R955's) with either 30 or 35 profile tires ( with the 30's it will be closer in diameter to the stock 20in rim setup but with 35's I'll have more sidewall proection).

any advice would be greatly appreciated.  It seems like the MKS's large wheel wells were meant for 22in rims.  I like the look of my stock 20 in Ecoboost rims but they really look more like 18's on such a large and substantial car.  I'm thinking if i go with 265/30r22 tires, i wont lower the car, but if i get 265/35r22 tires i will lower it (probably with the Eibach springs, I've heard the H&R springs stiffen the ride more than the Eibachs)...