Improving Handling and Ride Quality
Currently I am running the Eibach Prokit and Fox body KYB GR2's on my 03 Mustang GT. All other Suspension is stock. I am looking for the following :
1). Great Ride quality, currently the ride is pretty stiff and bumps shake the whole car 2). Better handling through corners. 3). More of Drop, the Prokit seems to be only a very small drop (even settled) Please provide suggestions on better springs, shocks and control arms that work well together. I am not ready to step up to coil overs just yet. Thanks. E. |
RE: Improving Handling and Ride Quality
get another car lol...
I recommend steeda or roush springs/ macpherson, kyb or bilstien shocks and struts, and full length weld in subframes, also fat wall street tires will help |
RE: Improving Handling and Ride Quality
I also have this problem... I have the pro-kit and stock everything else. I just got some Tokico shocks/struts from stangsuspension.com and I will let you know how much better they are... They might be the same as the KYG's... but they might be better... These Tokico's are half the price of Billstiens... Im not spending 600 bucks on shocks/struts... sorry.
If they are a big upgrade I'll let you know. |
RE: Improving Handling and Ride Quality
a dropped mustang isnt going to ride like a tauras. lol
even a stock suspension mustang has a pretty rough ride. |
RE: Improving Handling and Ride Quality
There has got to be some spring / shock combo that does ride well, I realize the challenge is the straight axle but still, there has to be some properly valved shocks for lowered stangs out there somewhere =)
E. |
RE: Improving Handling and Ride Quality
roush/bilstien is as good as it gets
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RE: Improving Handling and Ride Quality
ORIGINAL: Sap There has got to be some spring / shock combo that does ride well, I realize the challenge is the straight axle but still, there has to be some properly valved shocks for lowered stangs out there somewhere =) E. At least our steering is pretty good. |
RE: Improving Handling and Ride Quality
Go and look into coilovers, the way the springs are setup over the shocks/struts allow for a much better compression of the shocks struts dampening ability. I have the full mm coilover setup and love it. Also the ability to adjust the height is nice.
I would also look into a bumpsteer kit to adjust the front geometry from lowering the stang with the coilovers. |
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