Lowering Spring....

Discussion in '94-04 V6 Mustang' started by 97Superjet701, Jun 1, 2005.

  1. 97Superjet701 New Member

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    I am looking into buying a decent set of lowering springs. What brands would be good and cheap?? And can u also lead me through what i would have to do to install them?? Thanks Travis :spot:
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    I have been hearing a lot of good things about H&R and Steeda springs.
    I would choose either one.


    Matt :banana:
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    :stupid: Whenever I get springs I'll probably just buy those. No use spending $200+ for eibachs unless you really want em
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    I liked my steeda sport springs.
    I installed them myself.
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    I have a set of yellow springs, I am not sure of the brand (you can bet they are an off brand or I would know it), that are 2" lowering springs. You could have them for 100 bucks plus shipping. They are heavy, so shipping would suck. If you are interested email me at doebyc@ptd.net and I will send pictures. I got these springs for a '98 vert, but I am told they are too low for my car.
    CHAZ
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    BBK Progressives are great. 1.5" drop, good ride, and they're cheaper than Eibachs.
    Skymarshal, Jun 10, 2005
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  8. OxMox turkeysammichesonhisface

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    FRPP C-Class springs www.gefracing.com -119$

    Steeda sport springs www.steeda.com - 180$ ?

    H&R
    BBK
    MAC, Those are all good aswell. I use FRPP but i'm thinking of switching to steeda or H&R. Also you might want to look into some spring isolators, offset rack bushings & bumpsteer kit. All fairly cheap and worth it. For installation you might need to get a spring compressor if you plan on doing it your self.
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