02SonicBlueballz

I'm looking to lower my GT this spring, and from what I've been reading on the forums it seems like the Roush springs are the best bet. I'm looking for about .75 in the rear and between 1 and 1.5 in the front. Is this what you will get with the Roush coils? Also if anyone has any pictures of their mustang with these springs I would love to see them. Also where is the cheapest place to get these springs from? Does anyone have a link with the correct part number and price?

bvballer12

your going to pay way too much just for the name, i bought the ford racing springs (i tihnk thats what they are called) off of americanmuscle.com and they we like 150 bucks. I thinkthey gave meabout the same lowering distance that you are asking for.

Mark99GT

What do they cost?I'd be afraid of paying for the name.

From what I'veseen hereH&R, Eibach and FRPP are "best bets." I can't think of anyone who has Roush springs.

02SonicBlueballz

I hear from a lot of people that the Eibach pro-kit springs have a problem with sagging, those were the springs I was orignally going to go with but now that makes me think twice. Are the Ford C-springs higher quality? I do like the price.

Mark99GT

A lot of people have the C springs and like them, and you can't beat the price. Higher quality, I dont know about that. From what I've read H&R are some of the best springs you can get. Check out the H&R sport springs (super sports if you want a really stiff ride). Keep in mind some are progressive rate (more expensive) and others are linear.

I haven't heard too many reports of the pro-kits sagging either. Theres never a 100% satisfaction rate with anything though.

Check out stangsuspension.com They're a sponsor here and they have all kinds of stuff. They're also very helpful with questions.

Othic

heres a picture to get an idea. roush springs and bilstein shocks

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