Lowering Springs

5.0stang_gt

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What is the lowest drop spring that is available on the market that won't rub stock tires? I just want to slam the car as much as possible. Anybody have pictures of their drops. I have looked at the eibach sportline but i want to see if there are any other options. thanks
 
Honestly you really dont want to lower the car too much.
You can run into alot of problems.

-pinion angle
-bumpsteer
-bad alignment
-and poor handling

I went with the Steeda Sport Springs, and I have noticed quite a bit more bump steer. Only a 1.25" drop...
 
I think the sportlines will be your best bet . They offer a 1.75 to 2" plus drop which is quite a bit on these cars . I think if you go any lower you will be kicking yourself . I have seen other springs with similiar drops on E-bay . I would be wary of them , I've known a couple people who have bought them and not had good results (car not sitting level side to side) . I had the Pro-kit on 2 of my mustangs and have been very happy .
 
if you drive the car often id only go like 1.75'' max i got my car with a 3'' drop and i was crusing down the freeway thats under construction here went to change lans hit a pot hole and my 245's met my pass side fender and focked it all up
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you can probably trim up a coil or so to get a lower drop on a set of lowering springs (like most do to the back springs) Supposedly Eibachs give one of the lowest drops.
Regardless you'll have to fork out the extra money for C/C plates and an alignment. DONT JUST DO IT if you dont have money for those things. Take it from me, I had to get new front tires and thats a waste of money when they were already new.
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