96meangreengt

Do you have to install a caster/camber plate when you install ford racing c-springs or the steeda sport springs since they dont lower that much? and do you have to replace shocks and struts when changing out the springs. would love to do the ford racing springs because of the price but if you have to do the camber paltes and shocks also it gets pricy real quick.

avlon06

You will be ok without c/c plates. And no you do not have get new struts/shocks, although it would improve your suspension greatly.

TOOT

I did neither when I had mine installed.

96meangreengt

Did you get much of a drop with them. the pics I have seen from american muscle.com really doesnt look like you get any drop at all. would like to get rid of the gap between tire and fenderwell. thanks

lizzyfan

It's a subtle drop but noticeable

jmac72187

The C springs are definitely noticeable but in my opinion, they are still too high. They are where the car should have sat stock while still being acceptable to drive over speed bumps.

I recommend caster/camber plates with any drop but you can avoid it with these springs.

MCxQubed

i was thinking about c springs then i got a pro kit and i like it, its nice but i wish there was a lil less wheel gap and i didnt do either of them as well, the picture of my car after the springs were on is in the sig. the ride quality isnt that bad either

TOOT

Remove the rubber from the springs for even more of a drop, wish I did when I had them out.

96meangreengt

What does the rubber thing do and will it hurt anything to take them out? thanks.

MCxQubed

i did, and the springs werent fully settled in the picture