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Mar 2, 2008 | 06:12 PM

#11

drbobvs

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From: Babylon, NY

RE: FRPP / Eibach / Roush Springs

Roush here. Had Steeda sports, but were too stiff for my aging back.

Mar 2, 2008 | 06:30 PM

#12

99flhr

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RE: FRPP / Eibach / Roush Springs

Eibach Prokit, looks great, corners "flatter", the ride in the front is horrible.

On the plus side, the ride is so bad that you have no choice but to slow down, fewer tickets.

I did the rears first, ( made the car level)and that was fine, I`ll be going back to stock in the front, perhaps it won`t look as "cool" without the rake, but I`ll actually be able touse more of the cars potential.

Mar 2, 2008 | 08:01 PM

#13

SkyMaster19

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Joined: Oct 2006

Posts: 156

From: West Palm Beach

RE: FRPP / Eibach / Roush Springs

Big issue with me (and in another thread) is my CDC agressive chin and even less clearance if I drop the car. Just how do you get it aligned once it's dropped and you have changed the spoiler?

Mar 2, 2008 | 08:18 PM

#14

americaniron

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From: Elizabeth City N.C.

RE: FRPP / Eibach / Roush Springs

FRPP handling pack. I like the ride. It's a bit harsher, but not to bad at all.

Mar 2, 2008 | 09:10 PM

#15

DarkFireGT

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From: East Moline, IL

RE: FRPP / Eibach / Roush Springs

Just put the Eibach Pro Kit and Tokico D-Specs on this weekend. The ride is better than stock IMO and it looks great. I also put an adjustable panhard bar on. To me that's necessary if you want a good ride, also. I've got new wheels and tires going on next week. Obviously it hasn't settled yet, but here's a before and after, and one of my drag tires on, too.

Before:

After:

Drag Tires/Wheels:

Mar 2, 2008 | 10:04 PM

#16

Briscoe

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RE: FRPP / Eibach / Roush Springs

I have the Eibach pro system with the Eibach struts and shocks and it rides stiffer, but it corners amazing. Also no more diving while braking, or lift when WOT.

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Mar 2, 2008 | 10:16 PM

#17

thewarmachine

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From: North Carolina

RE: FRPP / Eibach / Roush Springs

Here's my Roush spring thread. It has pics!

https://mustangforums.com/m_4485596/tm.htm

Mar 2, 2008 | 11:38 PM

#18

owero01

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Posts: 2,083

From: MD

RE: FRPP / Eibach / Roush Springs

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ORIGINAL: Argonaut

I have the Eibach Pro and Tokico D-Specs and imo the ride is a bit harsh, or maybe I should just say 'solid' or 'well connected'. Even with the D-specs set to soft (7 turns from full hard) I can still feel most hiway bumps and joints. But the up side is it corners like a MF**ker and I'll take that any day inspite of the stiff ride. I think the suspension feel is one of those things where everyone has a different tolerance for what is/isn't harsh.

I have the same setup and agree totally. I still feel the road, but I got use to it. Get handling though.