Anybody Have Pics Of Mrt Street Suspension?

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The MRT Street Suspension uses Steeda Sport Springs. You'll most likely get a 1.5in drop.

Here's a pic of my Mustang with Steeda Sport Springs.
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if MRT uses steeda springs, then i suggest doing a search on steeda springs, there have been numerous threads about it in here, and i knew a few lengthy threads in the talk section with pictures.

and yes, any time you put stiffer springs and lower the center of gravity of the car you are going to hurt 1/4 times.... though this can be combatted by quite a few things it is a general statement. will it hurt enough to make a difference... prolly not without getting in to the competition areas.

Torinalth
 
MRT does not use Steeda springs. They use their own rated springs they had specifically built for them. MRT's spring rates are more biased towards road racing than drag racing.

But they definately do not come from Steeda and are not the same as Steeda.

Anyway.. just my 2 cents.

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DRaburn said:
MRT does not use Steeda springs. They use their own rated springs they had specifically built for them. MRT's spring rates are more biased towards road racing than drag racing.

But they definately do not come from Steeda and are not the same as Steeda.

Anyway.. just my 2 cents.

D

Previous threads said they used Steeda springs. Thanks for clearing this up. I just assumed they used Steeda since everyone else said they did.
 
DRaburn said:
MRT does not use Steeda springs. They use their own rated springs they had specifically built for them. MRT's spring rates are more biased towards road racing than drag racing.

But they definately do not come from Steeda and are not the same as Steeda.

Anyway.. just my 2 cents.

D

He is right they do no use steeda springs. WIch is why i wanted a picture of those springs specifically.
 
I had MRT springs on my GT with Mach 1 shocks and struts and though they are similar they are by no means simply Steeda sport springs. About 1-1.5 drop all around, ride was stiffer but not harsh with a night and day difference in handling. Car was a lot more fun to drive.

I have a pic but it's dark and hard to see...

Before:

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After:
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