Steeda Ultra Lite Springs
#1
Steeda Ultra Lite Springs
I've been looking at the Steeda Ultra Lites as an alternative to the Eibach Pro-Kit. They're currently on sale at Steeda.com:
http://www.steeda.com/products/steed...springs_05.php
Do any of you have this kit? I have been in touch with Steeda about them; my email exchange is reproduced below:
MY EMAIL #1
Hi,
I'm interested in purchasing your Ultra Lite Springs for my '06 V6.
Will I need to purchase camber adjusters as well, or can I just
install the springs alone?
Will I run into alignment problems or uneven tire wear with the Ultra
Lite Springs? What else do I need to fix any issues that might arise?
Anything else I should know about?
Thanks in advance! I know I can count on Steeda!
Tim
RESPONSE #1
Tim,
With a V-6 and our sport springs camber alignment is not a problem. I would adjust to most negative adjustable on both sides of the car and make sure you rotate the tire every 4/5 K miles.
Frank Stoddard
Steeda Sales & Service, LLC
MY EMAIL #2
Frank,
Thanks for the quick reply! Does the same hold true for the Ultra Lite springs?
Could you clarify what you mean by "adjust to most negative adjustable"? What exactly is it that I would need to adjust?
Thanks again!
Tim
RESPONSE #2
I'm talking about negative camber somewhere around -1.0 degrees.
The ultra lite springs have the same rate as the sports, they are just weight a little less.
Frank Stoddard
Steeda Sales & Service, LLC
Can any of you help me decipher this information? In other words, is the camber adjustable without any aftermarket parts? Could I just install the Ultra Lites and be good to go?
Oh, one more thing -- Afixer, you have the Steeda Sport Springs, right? Have you had to replace shocks/struts? Any camber or alignment problems? Uneven tire wear?
Thanks,
Tim
http://www.steeda.com/products/steed...springs_05.php
Do any of you have this kit? I have been in touch with Steeda about them; my email exchange is reproduced below:
MY EMAIL #1
Hi,
I'm interested in purchasing your Ultra Lite Springs for my '06 V6.
Will I need to purchase camber adjusters as well, or can I just
install the springs alone?
Will I run into alignment problems or uneven tire wear with the Ultra
Lite Springs? What else do I need to fix any issues that might arise?
Anything else I should know about?
Thanks in advance! I know I can count on Steeda!
Tim
RESPONSE #1
Tim,
With a V-6 and our sport springs camber alignment is not a problem. I would adjust to most negative adjustable on both sides of the car and make sure you rotate the tire every 4/5 K miles.
Frank Stoddard
Steeda Sales & Service, LLC
MY EMAIL #2
Frank,
Thanks for the quick reply! Does the same hold true for the Ultra Lite springs?
Could you clarify what you mean by "adjust to most negative adjustable"? What exactly is it that I would need to adjust?
Thanks again!
Tim
RESPONSE #2
I'm talking about negative camber somewhere around -1.0 degrees.
The ultra lite springs have the same rate as the sports, they are just weight a little less.
Frank Stoddard
Steeda Sales & Service, LLC
Can any of you help me decipher this information? In other words, is the camber adjustable without any aftermarket parts? Could I just install the Ultra Lites and be good to go?
Oh, one more thing -- Afixer, you have the Steeda Sport Springs, right? Have you had to replace shocks/struts? Any camber or alignment problems? Uneven tire wear?
Thanks,
Tim
#3
RE: Steeda Ultra Lite Springs
i have the 14 mm camber bolts 30 bucks and my alignment is better than before i put them on. my bud at ford put them on when he fixed the clunk TSB up front back in march of 05. everything is fine
#5
RE: Steeda Ultra Lite Springs
ezcam 14 mm set
http://www.specprod.com/PROD_DIR/PROD_PASSCAR.HTML
most auto parts should have them. and no i am getting the adjustable soon but keep all the stock parts unless you have lots of money burning a hole in your wallet
http://www.specprod.com/PROD_DIR/PROD_PASSCAR.HTML
most auto parts should have them. and no i am getting the adjustable soon but keep all the stock parts unless you have lots of money burning a hole in your wallet
#6
RE: Steeda Ultra Lite Springs
Sorry to bump an old thread, but this may be worthwhile information for anybody else looking to install lowering springs.
afixer, is this the product you used?
81260
EZ CAM XR (14MM)
The new EZ Cam(tm) XR is designed for non-slotted struts. It allows both positive and negative camber changes up to approximately 1.75 degree (depending on vehicle) by replacing the upper O.E. strut/spindle bolt. This easy to use adjuster provides built-in adjustment over the life of a vehicle just by rotating the head of the bolt. Each kit contains two cam bolt assemblies, enough for both sides of the vehicle. MasterPaks of 10 are available. Use wrench #85825 to adjust.
NO Special Tools
NO Grinding Necessary
Estimated Installation Time - .4 hr/side
Here is the link, but you may have to search by make (Ford), model (Mustang), and year (2005+).
http://www.specprod.com/PROD_DIR/PROD_PASSCAR.HTML
The site indicates that these are just for the front -- is that all you installed, afixer? I figured I'd need one camber bolt for each wheel.
The Eibach kit would work with the Steeda springs, right? Where can I buy it?
Thanks!
Tim
afixer, is this the product you used?
81260
EZ CAM XR (14MM)
The new EZ Cam(tm) XR is designed for non-slotted struts. It allows both positive and negative camber changes up to approximately 1.75 degree (depending on vehicle) by replacing the upper O.E. strut/spindle bolt. This easy to use adjuster provides built-in adjustment over the life of a vehicle just by rotating the head of the bolt. Each kit contains two cam bolt assemblies, enough for both sides of the vehicle. MasterPaks of 10 are available. Use wrench #85825 to adjust.
NO Special Tools
NO Grinding Necessary
Estimated Installation Time - .4 hr/side
Here is the link, but you may have to search by make (Ford), model (Mustang), and year (2005+).
http://www.specprod.com/PROD_DIR/PROD_PASSCAR.HTML
The site indicates that these are just for the front -- is that all you installed, afixer? I figured I'd need one camber bolt for each wheel.
ORIGINAL: Black06stang
I think he is saying you need a camber adjustment kit, which you can buy from eibach for about $30.
I think he is saying you need a camber adjustment kit, which you can buy from eibach for about $30.
Thanks!
Tim
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