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Old 01-11-2010, 09:53 PM
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Not sure how much my drop was exactly. Should ony be like 1 1/2 before removing the iso's max I think. Not running cc plates and seems fine!
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Old 01-11-2010, 10:03 PM
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Ok, prokits suck. They ride like crap and they sag in the rear. So you heard correct. I'd stay away from the eibach lowering springs as they all usually do that. Now i know you do not want to "slam" the car, but i will suggest the H&R SuperSport springs. They are perfect for stangs and give them the best stance possible without coilovers i think. And you can always buy the new urethane spring isolators to give you some extra height if you think that they are too low. But usually, you wont find anyone thinking that a stang is too low seeing that they sit like a 4x4 stock. So I suggest the SuperSport springs. What shocks and struts are you running BTW???
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Old 01-12-2010, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by teej281
Ok, prokits suck. They ride like crap and they sag in the rear. So you heard correct. I'd stay away from the eibach lowering springs as they all usually do that. Now i know you do not want to "slam" the car, but i will suggest the H&R SuperSport springs. They are perfect for stangs and give them the best stance possible without coilovers i think. And you can always buy the new urethane spring isolators to give you some extra height if you think that they are too low. But usually, you wont find anyone thinking that a stang is too low seeing that they sit like a 4x4 stock. So I suggest the SuperSport springs. What shocks and struts are you running BTW???
I've heard that about the Eibach from more then one person. As for the H&R SuperSports I like the stance they give just seem pretty low for a D/D. The shocks and struts we went with are the Adjustalbe KYB/AGX. Rides really nice over stock.
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Old 01-12-2010, 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by BraMas
General rule is anything over 1.5 need C/C plates but some people need them for less and some people don't need them for there 1.5 in drops.
I have them and I still tear up the insides of my front tires
I thought the C/C plates would prevent tire wear by allowing proper alignment. Is there more that should be done?
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Old 01-12-2010, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by VARifleman
I have HR Sports, and they corner well, but hit a bump and you feel it HARD. I would probably go with something a little soft in spring rate now.
If you like the stance, Keep the springs and up-grade your shocks and struts with adjustables. They will allow you tune your supension and get a much better ride. Just my .02. Did you notice any difference in ride height from one side to the other?
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Old 01-12-2010, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by 09 Cobra
I've heard that about the Eibach from more then one person. As for the H&R SuperSports I like the stance they give just seem pretty low for a D/D. The shocks and struts we went with are the Adjustalbe KYB/AGX. Rides really nice over stock.
I do not think that they will be too low for a DD. Thats what i plan to put on my DD. If you think that the ride height is too low, just buy some of the new urethane spring isolators from american muscle and they will raise it back up a little bit. But by far the best springs ive seen on a car are the H&R supersport springs.
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Old 01-12-2010, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by 09 Cobra
If you like the stance, Keep the springs and up-grade your shocks and struts with adjustables. They will allow you tune your supension and get a much better ride. Just my .02. Did you notice any difference in ride height from one side to the other?
That is what I plan to do unless I go for a coil over kit.

I see no difference from one side to the other. I picked my set of springs here off a member for I believe 150.
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