[Steve O]

either

eibach's pro springs

eibach's sportline springs

H&R super sport springs

btw which one will perfomr better?

[02StangGToWNEr]

I'm sure any set will be fine. It just depends on what your plans for your car are, and your what direction your going in for performance.

[Steve O]

im want a good stance and great performance and control

[auburntiger7231]

I believe the H&R SS springs will have the lowest drop at 2". Those are the springs I will be putting on my car soon. But honestly, from what I have read you really can't go wrong with the Eibach or H&R. This is not from personal experience but merely from a ton of research.

[jblood37]

In order from least to greatest drop: Prolines, Sportlines, H&R's. I want H&R's on mine, but it may be too much drop. I'll have to see a mustang around here with some on it.

[02StangGToWNEr]

Originally Posted by auburntiger7231 I believe the H&R SS springs will have the lowest drop at 2". Those are the springs I will be putting on my car soon. But honestly, from what I have read you really can't go wrong with the Eibach or H&R. This is not from personal experience but merely from a ton of research.

+1

Steeda are decent too.

[bossman2kgt]

Sportline will give you what you want. They advertise race-car like handling and lowers your car 1.75" - 2.25".

[Garhfer]

make sure you get caster camber plates for drops more than 1.5" so you can get an accurate alignment.

[gsjohnson]

And the bump steer kit.

[mustangmanic]

look at my mods below... my cars dropped 2''. I absoutly love the adjustable ride height function too... The track and the curves require 2 different ride heights

[weems]

i have h&r sports on mine with kyb agx ajustables and i love the setup

[ModMustang97GT]

You do NOT need a bump steer kit for a 1.5-2" drop. Bumpsteer is mostly for new K members with differant stances and coil over set ups with a very low drop. I have heard lots of complaints and lots of compliments on the eibach kit. Its a lot on either side. The Super Sports are the best spring of the group and highest quality. But they are a 2" drop, and that is fairly large. Keep in mind that the lowest part on our cars is a good 3" or so lower than side skirts, so even though it doesn't look that low, it is.

[03_StangGuy]

Originally Posted by mustangmanic look at my mods below... my cars dropped 2''. I absoutly love the adjustable ride height function too... The track and the curves require 2 different ride heights

How do you adjust springs?

[neckbonekat]

Originally Posted by 03_StangGuy Originally Posted by mustangmanic look at my mods below... my cars dropped 2''. I absoutly love the adjustable ride height function too... The track and the curves require 2 different ride heights How do you adjust springs?

Coil overs.

Originally Posted by ModMustang97GT You do NOT need a bump steer kit for a 1.5-2" drop. Bumpsteer is mostly for new K members with differant stances and coil over set ups with a very low drop. I have heard lots of complaints and lots of compliments on the eibach kit. Its a lot on either side. The Super Sports are the best spring of the group and highest quality. But they are a 2" drop, and that is fairly large. Keep in mind that the lowest part on our cars is a good 3" or so lower than side skirts, so even though it doesn't look that low, it is.

I can't say I ever heard bad things about eibach, but I don't really know alot of people around me using them. Lowering your car too much in NYS is not a good idea. LOL I'm getting the prokit for the 1.5" drop and that's it. If you are just looking to get rid of the fender gap and better handling the prokit will be fine. I do like the look os the Sportline kit's 2" drop, but like I said, it's not a good idea where I live.

[03_StangGuy]

Originally Posted by neckbonekat Coil overs.

MustangMagic said he love adjustable ride height nut his sig say he has Eibach Sportline Springs, thats why I was asking. I know coliovers are adjustable but i didnt think springs were.

[ModMustang97GT]

IF you get adjustable rear spring perches, you can adjust ride height in the rear, otherwise, you can't.

[invisa stang]

look at my mods below... my cars dropped 2''. I absoutly love the adjustable ride height function too... The track and the curves require 2 different ride heights _________________ Eatin Chevy's, Shittin Ricers Accufab 75mm TB and Pleunm, Steeda Caster Chamber Plates, Eibach Sportline Springs, Tokico Shocks/Struts, Alum Driveshaft, Pypes Catted X-Pipe, Pypes Violator Catback

i dont see any forced induction or any major engine work here so what does your car do in the quarter mile

[Steve O]

i ordered the sportlines next mod will be caster camber plates lol

[ChrisJ]

Sprotlines give the most drop I have seen...

They settle to about 2 1/4 inches...

[mustangmanic]

Originally Posted by invisa stang look at my mods below... my cars dropped 2''. I absoutly love the adjustable ride height function too... The track and the curves require 2 different ride heights _________________ Eatin Chevy's, Shittin Ricers Accufab 75mm TB and Pleunm, Steeda Caster Chamber Plates, Eibach Sportline Springs, Tokico Shocks/Struts, Alum Driveshaft, Pypes Catted X-Pipe, Pypes Violator Catback i dont see any forced induction or any major engine work here so what does your car do in the quarter mile

the best i've ran was a 13.89 with perfect weather conditions... if i take my rims off and put some stock rims on it it might b able to get a 13.7 give or take. also i'm at 100 ft elevation