josh_0351

I am prolly gonna get Eibach Pro-Kit lowering springs (*and have a spring compressor that I borrowed from a buddy). Is this a fairly easy install and something that I can do myself some Saturday afternoon, of should I take it in and bend over for $100+? And if it’s something that I can do myself, any tips or links for instructions? (And yes, I did do a search which yielded nothing on actually installing em.)

Thanks!

Swells 03 GT

Buddys did one over the weekend... said it was really really easy... I wasn't there... I heard it is easy.

Get the sportlines...

idriveamustang

i did the sportlines in about 2 hours its not hard at all.

josh_0351

Thanks Guys.

Any tips or anything I should keep in mind? And is the spring compressor required? I’ve heard that you probably don’t need it for the rear, but the front you will.

Why Sportlines? Don’t those drop you more than the recommended 1.25 – 1.5 inches?

T/X

closer9

There's a how-to on mustangworld. I didn't use/need a spring compressor. The only thing I did different from the MW how-to was I unbolted the bottom of the strut from the knuckle instead of pulling the strut down out of the tower... I have FRPP-B's...

Fallstar01

it should be pretty straight forward. just make sure to get an alignment right away.

PRmedic

here is the link i am using (installing my springs this week) and its seems pretty straight forward. hope it helps!

Edit: lol forgot to post the link: http://mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/spring1.htm

josh_0351

Schweet! Thanks, Fellas!

kubball2005

Damn closer9 your car looks good from behind, so you just put those FRPP-Bs on and that's it? How much did they run you?

MidnightGT02

I put mine on this past saturday, it took us about two hours. Very easy, just take your time and follow the mustangworld.com how to. You dont need a spring compressor for the front, just need to unbolt the bolt with the bluish rubber spacers on it(not sure of the name of this), along with the strut and brake caliper. I have Intrax springs on my car now, feels nice.