lowering springs

[dowork]

im looking to lower my car what are some good springs?

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[STANGSUSPENSION]

Well, first tell me what year/model your car is? How many miles? What type of driving do you do?

It will help me better make a recommendation for you.

[dowork]

its a 2002 mustang gt wit about 45k miles and its just average driving. ive been looking at the eibach kits

[STANGSUSPENSION]

The Eibach Pro-Kit springs are a good choice for you. If you do daily driving, and just want to lower the car and improve performance slightly, the Eibach will definitely work out for you.

Here is a link to the exact part... http://www.stangsuspension.com/store...p?idproduct=82

With 45k miles, I would definitely suggest purchasing shocks & struts at the same time. Your OEM shocks are worn at 45k miles.

If you install new shocks & struts, it will help dampen the newer/higher spring rating of the Eibach's, and will control the ride much better. The Tokico HP's are a good match... http://www.stangsuspension.com/store...?idproduct=938

Sincerely,

[dowork]

what about the eibach pro damper kit?

[STANGSUSPENSION]

We do not suggest any Eibach dampers/shocks at this time. They are not up to the quality standards of other shocks on the market.

[dowork]

o so are the other ones that you sent the most up to date ones out or just work really well with the eibach pro kit

[STANGSUSPENSION]

They are a very popular choice, great value, and good match for the Eibach Pro-Kit springs. Tokico makes one of the best "bang for the buck" shocks/struts for the Mustangs.

[tnell]

i just did eibach pros with the tokico hps (aka blues) and mm c/c plates. i'm very pleased with the combo. post back or pm if you need any specific info