NKGT

I'm lowering my Mustang soon and I wanted to make sure I'm buying the right parts. My Mustang's a daily driver in the summer. I take it to the drag strip a few times a year and I rarely take it to the track. So what I want is just a nice lower look and if I can take the on ramp a bit quicker it would be nice.

I decided on Eibach Pro-Kit springs and KYB GR-2 shocks/struts. From what I understand that should drop about 1.5".

Is that a good combo?

tdcalhoun89

I think it's a great combo, I'm sure the other guys will tell you LCAs and subframe connectors but that's about the same set up I have and I love it.

isjoining

i would get different shocks/struts, I had the GR-2 and they are not much better than stock, if at all.

tdcalhoun89

I have tokico shocks/struts, very very happy with them

02 Ninja

I went with steeda springs and kyb, but i'm looking to move those shocks and struts so I can do something different. They are not bad, it's just I think there's something out there that's better.

jrherald420

lol ninja theres always something better out there just most of the time we cant afford it!!1

japan4racing

kyb agx's ftw...im still running stock shocks with h&r super sports and i love them. it didnt slam the car like a honda on ebay coilovers but it lowered it enough to make it look good...unlike the stock stance which is close to a 4wd truck!

devongarver

i noticed whoever had my car before me put kybs on it in the rear, but everything else looks stock, any way i can tell what model they are? they are white with red lettering if that helps.

japan4racing

its been a while for me but the last time i bought kyb gr-2's they were grey and agx's are red....i had some tokico illuminas on a turbo mazda 323 about 7 years ago or so..they were white with some red lettering

TubbaMach

Will the camber change by lowering the car?