FRPP handling pack from CDC
06-10-2010, 10:43 PM
#11
3rd Gear Member
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Michigan
Posts: 645
I've been running across those "Stallion" FRPP springs for the last month. Can't remember where, but I was reading about their spring rate is lower than my current springs on the Bullitt.
Some were even comparing them to normal GT springs and saying they were softer riding.
Seems to be at odds with "handling" to me to run a softer spring...but then again, the price is very low at $100-120 shipped on these springs. Wish I knew for certain if they were .5" or 1" drops.
Some were even comparing them to normal GT springs and saying they were softer riding.
Seems to be at odds with "handling" to me to run a softer spring...but then again, the price is very low at $100-120 shipped on these springs. Wish I knew for certain if they were .5" or 1" drops.
06-11-2010, 01:29 AM
#12
5th Gear Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Hawaii
Posts: 2,211
please do.
I went ahead and bought the "Stallion" springs today. they were the best deal I could get on the net + shipping to Hawaii. $100 + shipping can't be beat for 1" drop, and be FRPP (Eibach) quality
I went ahead and bought the "Stallion" springs today. they were the best deal I could get on the net + shipping to Hawaii. $100 + shipping can't be beat for 1" drop, and be FRPP (Eibach) quality
06-14-2010, 05:17 PM
#14
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Michigan
Posts: 645
Sorry it took so long. I measured them today. They are both 153lbs plus or minus a couple lbs. That's pretty good heavier than GT springs not as heavy as GT500 springs and lowers the car just about an inch. I wish I could put them on already.
06-16-2010, 11:46 AM
#18
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Michigan
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I haven't lowered my car yet and I need a panhard rod. The axle is not centered from the factory. Lower it an inch and it will get worse.
By the way in case it isn't clear the CDC set is a setup designed for the Foose Stallion project with 20 inch wheels for the street. The FRPP is a completely different kit. Much stiffer rising rate springs lower ride height and more appropriate for 18 inch wheels.
By the way in case it isn't clear the CDC set is a setup designed for the Foose Stallion project with 20 inch wheels for the street. The FRPP is a completely different kit. Much stiffer rising rate springs lower ride height and more appropriate for 18 inch wheels.
