Should I lower? Reading so much - so confused

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May 31, 2012 | 12:26 PM

#11

jdmcbride

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Joined: Jan 2007

Posts: 1,567

From: Palm Beach to South Carolina

Quote:

Originally Posted by JimmyM

I found the floatiness of the stock height/springs to be more uncomfortable than a mild drop

I don't have any "floatiness" with the Koni STR.Ts (and OEM springs). It is now about as firm as I would ever want it. Plus I like my stance now...

Last edited by jdmcbride; May 31, 2012 at 12:29 PM.

May 31, 2012 | 12:37 PM

#12

SteedaBrandon

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Joined: Feb 2012

Posts: 778

From: n/a

Quote:

Originally Posted by ninefooter

I appreciate all the advice.

TJ: You're saying instead of lowering it hurting ride quality, if I put on what you suggested it'll actually improve the quality? That would be amazing. Also do you sell a package that includes all of what you listed? I looked only briefly because I haven't had much time, but didn't see the dampers.

YerBuddy: Thanks. Your car looks awesome dropped like that. I didn't want to slam it either, but I think the gaps are just a bit large for a mustang or any sporty looking car for that matter so it's good to see your results.

Thanks!

I think what TJ was trying to say was that our springs offer the best ride quality of any aftermarket springs on the market. However, the ride quality isn't as good as it would be if you also install aftermarket dampers as the factory dampers are not designed with our spring rate(s) and height in mind. With aftermarket dampers you will get a better ride quality with our springs than just OEM dampers and our springs.

We can definitely setup a package or you. Shoot me a PM and I'd be glad to help.