springgggs.____
03-25-2006, 01:24 AM
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springgggs.____
OK IM LOWERING THE GT. I want to go 2in in the front 1.8in in the rear, i pretty much want the stock fenderspace totally elminated.
im installing the bumpsteer, c/c plates as well the ball joint. Plus the tokico dspec shocks/struts..
MY CONCERN IS THE SPRINGS.
should i go with
EIBACH SPORTLINES or EIBACH PROKIT springs.
SALEEN SPRINGS
H&R SPORTS or SUPERSPORTS?
which is the best to go with? and what are the differences..
im installing the bumpsteer, c/c plates as well the ball joint. Plus the tokico dspec shocks/struts..
MY CONCERN IS THE SPRINGS.
should i go with
EIBACH SPORTLINES or EIBACH PROKIT springs.
SALEEN SPRINGS
H&R SPORTS or SUPERSPORTS?
which is the best to go with? and what are the differences..
03-25-2006, 01:31 AM
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RE: springgggs.____
I dont' know of those, but I have the eibach sportlines and they are great. Rides a lot stiffer and corners freaking amazing. I don't have all the other stuff yet (C&C plates and bump steer kit) and I presume with those it will only get better.
If you have any steep driveways to go over be very careful... we have one at my house and it's a bear, I have to come at a specific angle to not scrape the tail pipes and front end
George
If you have any steep driveways to go over be very careful... we have one at my house and it's a bear, I have to come at a specific angle to not scrape the tail pipes and front end
George
03-25-2006, 02:32 AM
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RE: springgggs.____
I saw a mustang in person at a meet the guy had the eibach pro-kit springs in the front and sportlines in the rear an it looked hawt! I'm not sure if its good for the suspension (prolly not) but man was it a clean drop, I think it depends on what size wheels you are gonna go with or have, with 17's I suggest the pro-kit and with 18's or larger the sportlines, I recommend eibach springs over the other brands you listed I have the pro-kit and I am very happy with the drop....
03-25-2006, 03:06 PM
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RE: springgggs.____
I have been in Eibach Cars and Steeda Sports.. either way you go it's the right direction. Both great springs... personally im goin to get Steeda Sports I think w/Steeda Lower Control arms...
03-25-2006, 05:22 PM
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RE: springgggs.____
ORIGINAL: Fryguy22
If you are looking for the 2 inch drop go with the Sportline. You will not get a 2 inch drop from the pro kit.
If you are looking for the 2 inch drop go with the Sportline. You will not get a 2 inch drop from the pro kit.
But if your going 1.5" I recommend the BBK Specific Rate kit. Only $170 shipped to the house from JEGS and the ride quality is great!
03-25-2006, 09:39 PM
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RE: springgggs.____
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I saw a mustang in person at a meet the guy had the eibach pro-kit springs in the front and sportlines in the rear an it looked hawt! I'm not sure if its good for the suspension (prolly not) but man was it a clean drop, I think it depends on what size wheels you are gonna go with or have, with 17's I suggest the pro-kit and with 18's or larger the sportlines, I recommend eibach springs over the other brands you listed I have the pro-kit and I am very happy with the drop....
I saw a mustang in person at a meet the guy had the eibach pro-kit springs in the front and sportlines in the rear an it looked hawt! I'm not sure if its good for the suspension (prolly not) but man was it a clean drop, I think it depends on what size wheels you are gonna go with or have, with 17's I suggest the pro-kit and with 18's or larger the sportlines, I recommend eibach springs over the other brands you listed I have the pro-kit and I am very happy with the drop....
