Im having a hard time trying to find lowering springs..i dont know how low i want my mustang..if anyone could tell me whta they have and show me some pictures that would be great thanks!

 

most people go with the 1.5 inch lowering kits from either eibach, bbk or any other name brand springs.

 

ok I am not sure what brand kit the guy who owned this before me put on it but he lowered it 2" in the front and 1 7/8" in the rear... honestly I would have only done a 1" because it seems a tad to low for me, but eh whatever it handles great


George

1997 GT 5 speed

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Just don't go too low, then you'll have to sideways over EVERYTHING! I once saw a ricer eclipse have to sideway across an intersection, so I tailed his *** across it.

 

1.5 inches. H&R makes 2 inch drop, FRPP, Steeda, DZSport, Eibach, to name a few. Different drops depending. I have the DZSports poly isolators, so my drop was significantly less. About 1 in the rear and maybe 1/2 up front. I hoping it will settle more over time.

Don't forget, you will need an alignment at a minimum. I would recommend C&C plates, bumpsteer kit, or aluminum offset rack bushings to correct steering geometry. Many companies make these parts, including FRPP and Steeda.

Best of luck to you.

 

Get a 1.5 drop its not too low and it looks alot better, but if you want a drag suspension go for 4cyl fox springs up front and Fox 8cyl springs out back, i think that will lower it also

 

Eibach Sportlines is my fav. The Pro-kit lowers less and it's like why bother unless you live on crappy roads or something. I have not had any probs with the Sportlines in the St. Louis, Illinois corn fields, nor northwest arkansas areas. Have to use common sense when you are in a GT anyway. My friend drives a C5 vette and his is so much lower OEM than my Sportlines. He scrapes over mouse droppings!