I have a 2000 GT vert... and I decided to lower it today. Now I was a bit afraid of doing this because its my daily driver and I didn't want to sacrifice ride quality, as appearance and whatnot really isn't on the top of my list for the car.
I went with the Ford C springs because I am a cheap bastard, and pretty much just crossed my fingers that they would ride nearly as smooth as stock. My car for some reason has always rode kind of bumpy, a bit too much I felt, and this is on stock springs. It has 69000 miles on it, incase that matters.
I finished the install tonight and drove the car for a half hour. I'm very surprised. The springs definately feel SMOOTHER than the stock springs, which was not expected. Is there anything maybe wrong here, or this a possible effect of aftermarket springs? Or maybe I need to give them more time to settle in and get rougher?
I went with the Ford C springs because I am a cheap bastard, and pretty much just crossed my fingers that they would ride nearly as smooth as stock. My car for some reason has always rode kind of bumpy, a bit too much I felt, and this is on stock springs. It has 69000 miles on it, incase that matters.
I finished the install tonight and drove the car for a half hour. I'm very surprised. The springs definately feel SMOOTHER than the stock springs, which was not expected. Is there anything maybe wrong here, or this a possible effect of aftermarket springs? Or maybe I need to give them more time to settle in and get rougher?