Lowering

Arsonstang

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hey guys just wondering whats a good set of springs to lower my 94 gt vert? i looked at the eibachs.. but they dont lower enough.. buddy told me of a srping company called DropZone springs.. gives you 2" front and back

 

hollywoodstang

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I wouldn't go drop zone anything....who are they?

I have a vert as well and i used saleen racecraft springs and it gave the 2" or more drop, I honestly do not like this low, i am having little bumpsteer problem now as well,

If you want you can just buy eibach for vert, If you do not like the drop, I will trade you with my racecraft!

 

95Vert383AOD

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I personally like my H&R Springs. German made i believe. My car came with Eibachs. The H&R is a progressive rate spring. Rides like its on rails but isn't too harsh. Then again what is too harsh? lol

I have the Race springs in my convertible.

Chris

 

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I have H&R super sports on my car. They actually have a better ride than the stock springs did. At least, I think so.

 

hollywoodstang

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Eibach is also German made, German made don't mean nothing~ Look at Porsche, they always break and blow engines, I know this because i work there!

Can't never go wrong with H&R, great reputation, So does Eibach, It's your call, Don't forget about Steeda and Maximum Motorsports, they also have nice spring selection, and i believe they are made in-house.

 

Arsonstang

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Ok Hollywood.. Lol my buddy has a charger on 22's and he used dropzone. Looks pretty clean and he said it's rides good, just has a camber problem now

 

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eibach has the pro-kit that lowers it 1.5 but also they have their sportline series that should lower the car 2" if thats really what you want. Personally, that's too low for normal driving IMO.

 

hollywoodstang

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ProKiller said:

eibach has the pro-kit that lowers it 1.5 but also they have their sportline series that should lower the car 2" if thats really what you want. Personally, that's too low for normal driving IMO.

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Word! The vert also have that stupid x- brace under the car and if you drop it more then 1.5 or so they scrape on everything, speed bumps, road-kills, garbage bags, shoes, etc etc,

i like the look of a slammed mustang but it is pain in the ass to drive everywhere dodging stuff on the road

 

revhead347

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Drop Zone is an ebay brand. Haven't heard anything good or bad about them. All the springs lower about the same. About an inch and a half with the isolators in, and about 2 inches with the isoloators out. Most likely you will need caster/camber plates to lower your Mustang.

Kurt