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Old 01-25-2007, 12:43 PM
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Default FRPP B or C springs

I was wondering if anyone has the B springs on this site. Also, do you thinkI will have any rubbing issues if I lower the car about 1.25"? I have 315/35/18's on the back Thanks.

Could you post some pics of your rides with either the B or C
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Default RE: FRPP B or C springs

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I don't have any pictures but you won't have any rubbing issues.
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Old 01-25-2007, 03:51 PM
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Most forums I visit state you have to wait at least a day to bump your own thread, not an hour. MF should make that a rule.

As for your question, search! There's quite a few pics of Mustangs lowered on C springs. The C springs basically have the same drop as the Pro-Kit. For the B springs, just imagine the car a little higher. I don't believe you'll have rubbing issues on your car, even with the 315/18. I have 315/17s, and there is a good bit of space left. 335s maybe?
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Default RE: FRPP B or C springs

ORIGINAL: MBentz

Most forums I visit state you have to wait at least a day to bump your own thread, not an hour. MF should make that a rule.

As for your question, search! There's quite a few pics of Mustangs lowered on C springs. The C springs basically have the same drop as the Pro-Kit. For the B springs, just imagine the car a little higher. I don't believe you'll have rubbing issues on your car, even with the 315/18. I have 315/17s, and there is a good bit of space left. 335s maybe?
This time of day in this forum a thread can be lost to the second page in an hour.

You will be just fine with the C springs no doubt. They are a quality spring with a mild drop for a very good price.
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Default RE: FRPP B or C springs

ORIGINAL: MBentz

Most forums I visit state you have to wait at least a day to bump your own thread, not an hour. MF should make that a rule.

As for your question, search! There's quite a few pics of Mustangs lowered on C springs. The C springs basically have the same drop as the Pro-Kit. For the B springs, just imagine the car a little higher. I don't believe you'll have rubbing issues on your car, even with the 315/18. I have 315/17s, and there is a good bit of space left. 335s maybe?
yes massah


the ford racing springs have a different drop in front vs. in rear, so a prokit pic will not do it justice. the ford racing springs will drop more in the front than the back and will give you a little bit of a rake. enough to give a different look, but not enough to look odd. the raked stance goes well with the new edge lines, imo. C and B springs will drop the same height, they just have a different spring rate.
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