Best Springs I want your .02

Torinalth · Jul 6, 2006

HR race for performance... however best vote for bilsteins, MM coilover setup, and custom chosen hypercoils for the application. the more i beat my car the more i am seeing that the spring rate makes an astronomical difference.

choose your needs, handeling, looks, or a hybrid. also, the steeda sport are rebadged eibachs... just cant remember which line.

Torinalth

Pennywise2 · Jul 6, 2006

jasonh_86 said:
I'd have to say my favorite springs are the Steeda Sport springs

They seem to have a nice raked stance to them.. I love how they look on my car

I love seeing pics of your car Jason!
Oooo and I like the wing lol.

helty · Jul 6, 2006

I'll take some pics of my H&R Sports tomorrow, after I take all the chit out of the trunk. Right now theres so much crap in there the rear is sitting lower than normal.

HoustonGT · Jul 6, 2006

F**K the Sportlines...sagging POS's

Get the H&R SuperSports and do it right the first time

damacman · Jul 6, 2006

1 vote for Hotchkis

ToplessStang · Jul 6, 2006

H&R SS

tha great one · Jul 6, 2006

Thanks for all the great input guys I know which springs I WONT be getting!! And I honestly thought Eibachs were like close to top of the line. just goes to show you when some companies get too big their quality goes right out the window. I have also heard the Eibach sells their imperfect springs to Mac. and alot of other companies sell their imperfect stuff to MAC also for that matter. anybody else heard anything like that?

HoustonGT · Jul 6, 2006

tha great one said:
Thanks for all the great input guys I know which springs I WONT be getting!! And I honestly thought Eibachs were like close to top of the line. just goes to show you when some companies get too big their quality goes right out the window. I have also heard the Eibach sells their imperfect springs to Mac. and alot of other companies sell their imperfect stuff to MAC also for that matter. anybody else heard anything like that?

Well the Eibach Pro Kit springs are still good and the older Sportlines supposedly don't sag, but the newer ones do.

merc123 · Jul 6, 2006

Eibach pro-kit here. Ride is rough as to be expected with lowering springs but it does handle really well compared to stock. It also lowered it enough, especially now that I have '00 Cobra R bumper. Sportlines would have killed it.

Before:

After:

PlatinumDevil · Jul 6, 2006

+1 for the pro-kit. Love the drop, no significant loss of ride quality.

Of course single rate springs are going to sag eventually, you can't expect them not to, although new ones sagging would definately piss me off.

GDawg · Jul 7, 2006

tha great one said:
I have also heard the Eibach sells their imperfect springs to Mac. and alot of other companies sell their imperfect stuff to MAC also for that matter. anybody else heard anything like that?

All I know is I bought a brand new (cheap price) MAC 75mm TB and it was a peice of crap. Sold it at a great loss and replaced it with an Accufab. Better to buy right the first time.

As far as the Eibachs, I have never owned them but they advertise heavily hence the large ownership BUT I've heard many stories of sagging. Never heard even one story about a sagging H&R.

tomustang · Jul 7, 2006

bullitt 5561 said:
lead me, and I will follow, but until then I just dont believe the most popular mustang spring has a chronic sag issue until I see some real proof. Let see it.

The most popular mustang spring is the Pro Kit spring, not the sportline.

This isn't a kids site, some of us on here actually experence things and post up about them, and no it isn't whining about something. I take suspension seriously here as do others, and it's not simple bull****. Topics just like the sagging issue have been covered before numerous times, even tried to tell Eibach themselves about it and have done nothing, not even a look into even when they will this is advice from people who have proven parts being more than just a freak set that went bad, if more than 5 sets took a dive in sagging there is a problem somewhere. I, like others don't like to beat a subject to death over and over just because one person wants to know, there is a search for that, but it only works in Tech sections though

bullitt 5561 · Jul 7, 2006

tomustang said:
The most popular mustang spring is the Pro Kit spring, not the sportline.

This isn't a kids site, some of us on here actually experence things and post up about them, and no it isn't whining about something. I take suspension seriously here as do others, and it's not simple bull****. Topics just like the sagging issue have been covered before numerous times, even tried to tell Eibach themselves about it and have done nothing, not even a look into even when they will this is advice from people who have proven parts being more than just a freak set that went bad, if more than 5 sets took a dive in sagging there is a problem somewhere. I, like others don't like to beat a subject to death over and over just because one person wants to know, there is a search for that, but it only works in Tech sections though

still no measurments, I agree, not a kids site, however, most of the people on here are. You want adults, go to IMBOC.com. You care about suspension so much than why do you have such crappy Eibach's on your car? Also why do you have a Mustang if you care about suspension? 5 bad sets are not an issue because they make 1000's of sets. Eibach doesnt care, because they have tested the springs over and over again and they have held up. DAHHHHH. That gives them 99.7% approval rating. You cant tell me that some of the "sagging" issues arent due to other mods that dont coincide with another.

GDawg · Jul 7, 2006

I'm not a kid. 48 years young. I read and analyze. History and statisics speak volumes. Maybe not all Eibachs are bad but a few have reported dissatisfaction. It's not a "black and white" issue.

tha great one · Jul 7, 2006

ok i have to jump back in this i dont see what mods could cause sagging springs. unless you aresaying that ppl are cutting the springs.... is that what you are saying? un less there mod is a baby cow in the trunk I dont believe it

bullitt 5561 · Jul 7, 2006

GDawg said:
I'm not a kid. 48 years young. I read and analyze. History and statisics speak volumes. Maybe not all Eibachs are bad but a few have reported dissatisfaction. It's not a "black and white" issue.

a few problems... a few. name one other thing that they make tens of thousands of that is flawless. There is nothing like that. YOu make a thousand of something and 5 people are gonna be pissed, or dumb. Like I said, some of the "sagging" issues can be due to the other mods not coinciding with eachother. THats it. FORD and EIBACH put thousands into R&D.... we on the other hand spend no time or money on research, no one will go outside and measure the damn sag.

bullitt 5561 · Jul 7, 2006

tha great one said:
ok i have to jump back in this i dont see what mods could cause sagging springs. unless you aresaying that ppl are cutting the springs.... is that what you are saying? un less there mod is a baby cow in the trunk I dont believe it

wrong dampers, no isolators, tire wear. those ok?

TrueBlue03 · Jul 7, 2006

lol one guy riling everyone up. i dont know how to say this without being a jack@ss but i believe you are arguing your point so strongly because you are biased (purchased sportlines) and dont want people to hate on them, thats understandable.

the problem with this is that i have just been trying to warn people about them based on first hand koweledge and well over $650 wasted on a new $320 tire and installation of the springs AND then the new rear roush springs. Why take the chance that they will sag and have to do it allllll over again? thats a fair amount of work and money for something thats not guaranteed to live up to its full potential. im not saying that all sportlines suck, im just saying that only some do. i feel it isnt worth the risk to chance buying them again.

bullitt 5561 · Jul 7, 2006

TrueBlue03 said:
lol one guy riling everyone up. i dont know how to say this without being a jack@ss but i believe you are arguing your point so strongly because you are biased (purchased sportlines) and dont want people to hate on them, thats understandable.

the problem with this is that i have just been trying to warn people about them based on first hand koweledge and well over $650 wasted on a new $320 tire and installation of the springs AND then the new rear roush springs. Why take the chance that they will sag and have to do it allllll over again? thats a fair amount of work and money for something thats not guaranteed to live up to its full potential. im not saying that all sportlines suck, im just saying that only some do. i feel it isnt worth the risk to chance buying them again.

you guessed it...just trying to get a rise out of all the low/saggy sportline owners. and yes, at this point i am destined to have saggy ones too. . no hard feelins folks

tomustang · Jul 7, 2006

bullitt 5561 said:
FORD and EIBACH put thousands into R&D

and how many recalls does Ford do? yeah the plastic coolant bypass tube was a great development for the 4.6L, and everyone knows what they have done about it AFTER lawsuits and 9 YEARS later

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