Lowering Springs
#2
RE: Lowering Springs
I just installed ford racing c springs today and for me installation was hard. After the first one on the front and back it got easy but let me tell you it seemed like problem after problem but you might get lucky. Just be careful those springs are dangerous.
#3
RE: Lowering Springs
ride quality is decent, install is pretty simple if you know basically what your doing, lowers bout 1.5 inches...wasnt enough for me so i got ball joints and took out the rear isolators
#5
RE: Lowering Springs
pro kits are gay as hell man. Not one person i know in real life likes them- and they look bad. i myself wasted 230 dollars on it. luckily springs are easy to re sell. I had to waste another 2 hours of my life installing the sportlines. Get sportlines or supersports. Even they're not low enoguh if you ask me. you'll still have real noticable wheel gap.
#6
RE: Lowering Springs
ORIGINAL: Jbauer
pro kits are gay as hell man. Not one person i know in real life likes them- and they look bad. i myself wasted 230 dollars on it. luckily springs are easy to re sell. I had to waste another 2 hours of my life installing the sportlines. Get sportlines or supersports. Even they're not low enoguh if you ask me. you'll still have real noticable wheel gap.
pro kits are gay as hell man. Not one person i know in real life likes them- and they look bad. i myself wasted 230 dollars on it. luckily springs are easy to re sell. I had to waste another 2 hours of my life installing the sportlines. Get sportlines or supersports. Even they're not low enoguh if you ask me. you'll still have real noticable wheel gap.
???? Noticable wheel gap with sportlines?? Are you riding on 13" wheels? When I had 17's with my sportlines there was hardly any gap at all. Now with my 18's there is no wheel gap.
#7
RE: Lowering Springs
ORIGINAL: 1sloblckgt
???? Noticable wheel gap with sportlines?? Are you riding on 13" wheels? When I had 17's with my sportlines there was hardly any gap at all. Now with my 18's there is no wheel gap.
ORIGINAL: Jbauer
pro kits are gay as hell man. Not one person i know in real life likes them- and they look bad. i myself wasted 230 dollars on it. luckily springs are easy to re sell. I had to waste another 2 hours of my life installing the sportlines. Get sportlines or supersports. Even they're not low enoguh if you ask me. you'll still have real noticable wheel gap.
pro kits are gay as hell man. Not one person i know in real life likes them- and they look bad. i myself wasted 230 dollars on it. luckily springs are easy to re sell. I had to waste another 2 hours of my life installing the sportlines. Get sportlines or supersports. Even they're not low enoguh if you ask me. you'll still have real noticable wheel gap.
???? Noticable wheel gap with sportlines?? Are you riding on 13" wheels? When I had 17's with my sportlines there was hardly any gap at all. Now with my 18's there is no wheel gap.
but um... I'm in real life... and guess what I LIKE EM... actually I LOVE EM!!
^^pro-kits.
#8
RE: Lowering Springs
ya i love mine too, the ride and everything but they were't as low as I wanted, but I got bal joints and took out the iso's and therefore I didnt need c/c plates like if i got SS's or something
#9
RE: Lowering Springs
i also like my pro-kit... I bought the springs and shocks and MM C/C plates installed them all at the same time and i was very pleased with the outcome.
The ride quality could be better but IF I WANTED RIDE QUALITY I WOULD HAVE BOUGHT A CADILLAC.
The ride quality could be better but IF I WANTED RIDE QUALITY I WOULD HAVE BOUGHT A CADILLAC.