lowering springs
Can you just add the rear lowering springs (steeda as an example) to level out the car w/o changing out shocks - etc? Anyone have a pic with just the rear springs changed out? Thanks
And since they are the only lowering spring that offers the front and rears separately, it makes for a cheaper option. I ran them on my 07 for a year and had no complaints.
Last edited by Doogie65; Jun 3, 2010 at 08:42 AM.
When I swapped my Roush springs on I had the stock ones from a long trip installed. I swapped the rear on first to see how it looked and the rear sat 1/2'' lower than the front with the stock front springs and Steeda HD strut plates. I couldn't understand it because folks said just the rears should level the car but it didn't in my case, I assume because of the Steeda HD strut mounts. Something to consider if you plan to install aftermarket strut plates at a later time.
My steeda competition springs also caused the front to ride about 1/4'' higher so it has to be the plates. With the roush springs I have a 1/4'' rake f/r. Odd, I guess all cars are different.
My steeda competition springs also caused the front to ride about 1/4'' higher so it has to be the plates. With the roush springs I have a 1/4'' rake f/r. Odd, I guess all cars are different.
Last edited by Rubrignitz; Jun 3, 2010 at 10:14 AM.
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