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ODDYSEY · 11-24-2008, 10:02 AM

I put the FRPP N Springs on my car with stock shocks/struts. It was fine for a while.. but since my rear tires have a larger offset (staggered), I got the Tokico D-Specs for the rear so my tires wouldn't rub against the fender.

Since I put the tokico's on the rear, it seems like my front is really bouncy, and I will be putting the tokico's on the front as soon as I can.

The FRPP springs worked out great for me, I would recommend them.

11-24-2008, 10:02 AM	#2
ODDYSEY 4.0L Section Moderator 2007 Ford Mustang Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 3,739	I put the FRPP N Springs on my car with stock shocks/struts. It was fine for a while.. but since my rear tires have a larger offset (staggered), I got the Tokico D-Specs for the rear so my tires wouldn't rub against the fender. Since I put the tokico's on the rear, it seems like my front is really bouncy, and I will be putting the tokico's on the front as soon as I can. The FRPP springs worked out great for me, I would recommend them. __________________ V6 of Fury! - X-Charger #101 - HI-PO Plus 2.8 \| FRPP GTA's \| FRPP 3.73 & T-Lok \| FRPP springs \| Tokico D-Specs \| BMR Panhard \| Razors - 18x9 \| Nitto 555's \| Auto Meter - Nexus gauges \| Shaftmasters aluminum driveshaft \| TCI ratchet shifter \| Moroso tanks \| UPR catch can \| and more... Click here to view the V6 of Fury!