Ford Racing Springs
#4
RE: Ford Racing Springs
I have B springs but here's a before and after pic of mine. The front end IMO is toooo low and the rear end isn't low enough. I don't know what the problem is but im trying to get used to it and I am really cautious about going of bumps. I've scraped the K member pretty bad once already.
I screwed up the oder of the pics but I think it's easy to see.
I screwed up the oder of the pics but I think it's easy to see.
#7
RE: Ford Racing Springs
they are probably the smallest drop of any springs out there... but it's noticeable. the drop is supposed to be less in the front than the back. all in all I love my ford springs and would go with them again.
I dunno aboot scraping the k member, that almost sounds impossible to me, but my xpipe w/ cats scrapes on the biggest speed bumps and really steep and short driveways if I'm not careful. stock, my car never scraped the front end on a ditch or driveway, but lowered you will scrape a little if you are not careful. ford actually had a very practical reason for the 4x4 look.
I dunno aboot scraping the k member, that almost sounds impossible to me, but my xpipe w/ cats scrapes on the biggest speed bumps and really steep and short driveways if I'm not careful. stock, my car never scraped the front end on a ditch or driveway, but lowered you will scrape a little if you are not careful. ford actually had a very practical reason for the 4x4 look.
#10
RE: Ford Racing Springs
I have the B's on the front, stock rear. Have to watch out for the big dips/bumps, but no more than would be expected for this kind of car. I'd say the B's are want you want for most street uses, since I don't know of any city that actually has smooth intersections and driveways...[:@]
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