Check out my new FMS B Springs!

[VIPERn94Five-0]

after seeing that drop im sold on the B springs....i think they will be perfect to hold me over till i can afford somne nice coilovers...


Anthony

 

[94texastang]

huge improvement....thanks for the before and after pics!!!

 

[SmockDoiley]

I thought springs required C/C plates?

 

[S/CBlack95GT]

I thought springs required C/C plates?

Well the FRPP B and C springs only drop the car about 1.25 inches in front and around .75" in the rear. The plates aren't really needed, but if you are driving several thousand miles a year I would install them. I installed some after my springs just b/c I liked the look of the plates.

Most mustangs are set up from the factory with about 0 degrees of camber. When you lower the car the negative camber will increase, usually to around 1 degree with a 1.5" drop, which is what Maximum Motorsports recommends for a performance street setting anyway. The toe is the most critical thing. When you lower the car the tires will toe OUT. It is a good idea to take the car somewhere to have the toe checked after a spring install. Too much toe in or out will quickly wear the tires.

 

[302fordracer]

same color as my stang I love it...curious though how much the springs cost you I been thinking of dropping mine too

 

[mo_dingo]

So the C/C plates only adjust caster & camber, right? How do you adjust toe w/ the new springs? Alignment shop?
Scott

 

[Rains]

i got them from Summit Racing, they are ~140 for the set plus the 8.00 handling fee, free standard shipping

what was cool was that i ordered them on tuesday morning and they arrived the next day!! NV to CA standard ups delivery

here's the web addy SUMMIT

 

[S/CBlack95GT]

So the C/C plates only adjust caster & camber, right? How do you adjust toe w/ the new springs? Alignment shop?
Scott

Yes the CC plates do only what their name implies. The toe is adjusted with the tie rod ends. I did mine myself but I have the equipment. You can also just use a tape measure if you are very careful and precise. My car is toe IN 3/32", which is the distance between these two Is....I I. So you must be very precise!

 

[AznStanger3v]

PS thanks 17yrOldStanger for the attachment


and i decided to get the springs after seeing S/CBlack95GT's thread on them a while back, i like the way they dropped his ride

glad to help out a fellow stanger