serratoso

what do you guys think of the 2 inch k-sport spring drop kit...??? is that too low?? or perfect for my stang?? anything would help... thanx...

H0SS302

It just depends.. if I could drive my car around everyday lowered 2" I would. I wouldnt go lower.. really I wouldnt want to go lower than about 1 3/4".. you can use the bumpsteer kit to correct the front end geometry but any lower than that and your gonna have a tough time.

Z28KLR

It looks great, speedbumps suck. Just make sure to get good c/c plates and bumpsteer kit, without those proper alignment will be difficult if not impossible.

serratoso

but what if i didnt get either of those parts right now... would that affect my handling??? or what would it damage??? dont wanna damage anythin now... a little low on money for that.... lol anything would help guys... thanx

H0SS302

Basically you NEED some new shocks/struts, a bumpsteer kit and c/c plates. your gonna **** up your tires and your shocks/struts if you dont.

serratoso

oh alright bro... then ill just wait on that till i do get it... thanx

marcuslee842

You will be glad u did! I have my car lowered 1.7 in the front and 1.5 in the back, but I have all of the supporting mods to keep my geometry in spec. I wish it was a just a tad bit lower... With that said I think 2in will be fine as long as u have the supporting mods and watch out for those speed bumps.

Z28KLR

You can probably get away without doing the shocks and struts at the same time as doing the springs and "supporting mods", but the common consensus is to replace them with something that better matches the new springs. I've been "getting away" with it for a while now (same 2" drop as you're gonna do, rides fine unless you put a couple of big girls in the backseat), but it is a fact that ride quality will do nothing but improve when you replace the shocks/struts to match.

945LSTANG

what are k-sport springs and where do they sell them?

lizzyfan

e-bay