Lowering Springs...Info and Ideas Needed
#1
Lowering Springs...Info and Ideas Needed
I have a 06 V6 and I was looking into lowering it, but there's a problem. My car is a DD and to get out of my driveway the lowest point when backing/pulling in or out is 3". With the PJ front im already running about 7.5" clearance on flat ground.
So I don't want to go any lower than about 1.5" preferable a little less. I really like the price and the Ford Racing brand springs, they look really good, but it says they ONLY fit the GT mustang. I was wondering if anyone knew why or if theres a way to run these springs on the 6.
Any other ideas are welcome too, im open to eibach, H&R, or any others.
Pictures are more than welcome too!!!
Im running 255/45/18 Front and 285/40/18 rear
So I don't want to go any lower than about 1.5" preferable a little less. I really like the price and the Ford Racing brand springs, they look really good, but it says they ONLY fit the GT mustang. I was wondering if anyone knew why or if theres a way to run these springs on the 6.
Any other ideas are welcome too, im open to eibach, H&R, or any others.
Pictures are more than welcome too!!!
Im running 255/45/18 Front and 285/40/18 rear
#4
6th Gear Member
Go to Sam Strano's website at www.stranoparts.com and check out some of his packages. He's a forum member and usually responds to this type of question in the S197 Handling forum. Straight-up guy and will help you nail down what you need based on your driving style.
#5
Ford Racing K-Springs= Eibach pro-kit. I would go with the Eibach pro-kit if I were you, I had the same problem and the pro-kit is the answer. Gives you the look and doesn't sacrifice your bumpers lol.
#6
why not run a 1" drop instead?
I am running the "Foose Stallion" springs. They are FRPP springs that were to be used by the Foose Stallion Mustang. Project got canceled of course, but the parts were made. I got mine for $100.
They ride very nicely as well. Good quality at a killer price. You can find them on the CDC site still. Comes as part of a package with Sway bars as well
I am running the "Foose Stallion" springs. They are FRPP springs that were to be used by the Foose Stallion Mustang. Project got canceled of course, but the parts were made. I got mine for $100.
They ride very nicely as well. Good quality at a killer price. You can find them on the CDC site still. Comes as part of a package with Sway bars as well
#7
They are similar, but not the same. Eibach makes FRPP Springs, but the FRPP Springs are a bit stiffer than the Pro-Kit.
#8
and i also looked on CDC as suggested and i like the idea of the whole FRPP package for 550, front and rear struts, rear sway bar, and springs all FRPP... might have to call about that!
#10
why not run a 1" drop instead?
I am running the "Foose Stallion" springs. They are FRPP springs that were to be used by the Foose Stallion Mustang. Project got canceled of course, but the parts were made. I got mine for $100.
They ride very nicely as well. Good quality at a killer price. You can find them on the CDC site still. Comes as part of a package with Sway bars as well
I am running the "Foose Stallion" springs. They are FRPP springs that were to be used by the Foose Stallion Mustang. Project got canceled of course, but the parts were made. I got mine for $100.
They ride very nicely as well. Good quality at a killer price. You can find them on the CDC site still. Comes as part of a package with Sway bars as well