kshwannabe

i have been reading forums and havnt really found the information i was looking for. I was looking at getting the Eibach sportline or the H&R super sport but i dont want sosmething that will make it ride like a tank. anyones 2 cents will help pics also

jmstang66

i went with the H & R ss springs, and i couldnt complain..def have to upgrade your shocks and struts though..but shes smoooth over all

Aereon

H&R springs are much better quality springs and are less prone to sagging than eibachs. Your car is gonna be harsher regardless of which spring you go with unless you get a set of good shocks/struts to go along with them. A nice set of adjustable shocks/struts set to their softest setting would get you a similar to stock feel. However your performance with that setting will be greatly compromised.

kshwannabe

so i should be alright with the stock shocks/struts for a month or 2 and i wouldnt need anouther alignment... any pics with the ss h&r

laserredgt

vogtlands ftw! i love mine and wouldnt have it any other way...nice drop and no need for cc plates

Aereon

I'd have your alignment checked just to be sure. Most mustangs that are lowered will require a c/c plate to fully align it to stock specs. Your not gonna like your new suspension setup if your leaving your shocks/struts stock. Your gonna complain about the stiffness cause the shocks/struts won't be allowed to fully compress/dampen.

945LSTANG

i like my sportlines....rides not too bad.

i have strange 10 ways though too.

Aereon

strange 10 ways are one of the best budget shocks/struts out there. If you can spring for some tokico's.

kshwannabe

so it looks like tokico's or strange 10 way with be my next investment i bought the h&r super sport springs last night off stangsuspensions.com

hot wheels

great choice, you won't be dissapointed