I'm looking into the H&R super sport springs, because that is what everyone seems to recomend. If someone could give me an idea about stiffness, looks, and anything else applying to either the h&r super sport or even the eibach springs that would be awesome.
Which springs?
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Both are good brands/springs, as are Roush, FRPP, Steeda, etc. Just depends on the drop you want and how stiff.
If you go over 1.75" (generally speaking) lower in the front, you'll probably need to invest in some caster/camber plates in order to get a good alignment.
If you go over 1.75" (generally speaking) lower in the front, you'll probably need to invest in some caster/camber plates in order to get a good alignment.
I was planning on going to 1.75 but not any lower, and just investing in cc plates just to be on the safer side. Thank you for the info. 
Crap photo sorry. H&R's w/iso's and no CC plates. Running 18x9 275/35's up front and 18x10 295/35s in the rear.
Rides straight and true, no rubs and never bottomed out.
Buddy is rocking a stang with no isos (bicycle hosed the springs haha) and it is lower.
Crap photo sorry. H&R's w/iso's and no CC plates. Running 18x9 275/35's up front and 18x10 295/35s in the rear.
Rides straight and true, no rubs and never bottomed out.
Buddy is rocking a stang with no isos (bicycle hosed the springs haha) and it is lower.
Your Stangs height is perfect, just how I want mine. I was wanting to see a Mustang with the isolators in and the H&R springs and you got me sold.
Thank you so much everyone, definitely going with the h&r ss. I definitely believe after the pictures and everything that my ride stance and everything else will be perfect. I'll upload pictures after I order them and get them put on. Thank you again!
Stay away from Eibach Pro Kit springs.. they sit high.. which is what i have.
Almost Even ground. All ISO's in i believe:
Almost Even ground. All ISO's in i believe:
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