Vogtland springs

welchy · Jan 19, 2007

How many of you are running the Vogtland springs? I noticed that Stangnet sells them. Are they comparable to or better that Steeda sport springs?

bigcat · Jan 19, 2007

i have them. they ride great! i also did a write up on the installation. the drop is approx. 1 1/8th inch. well worth the money, IMO. vogtland makes springs for NASCAR and other racing leagues, so you know they have a good amount of experience with springs.

here is the link for the write up. http://www.stangnet.com/Tech-Articles/S197-Lowering-Spring-Install-061222.html

Wtitcom1 · Jan 20, 2007

Happy with mine!

I just had Vogtland springs installed on my 05 Roush, I have had them on for a couple of weeks now and I am very happy with them overall.

PS. I have also had Eibach & H&R springs on other mustangs
and again I am happy with the Vogtlands.

madmatt · Feb 11, 2007

Any pictures with the Vogtlands?

forgive the somewhat old bump

bigcat · Feb 11, 2007

madmatt said:
Any pictures with the Vogtlands?

forgive the somewhat old bump

nope, weather not too good in the midwest for pictures this time of year.

helmsman · Feb 12, 2007

Excellent spring. Check J&M products in the vendor section.

hottymustang · Feb 13, 2007

My hubby works for Vogtland North America here in Temecula. They have a superior product! Like Bigcat said, they make a lot of race applications. Their products are right there and better than most springs out there.

Welchy---if its between Vogtland and Steeda, even if the hubby didn't work there, they are a way more superior product than anything Steeda can make.

Let me know if anyone needs any literature or anything on it, I will have him send it to you.

05gt · Feb 13, 2007

I have Vogtlands as well. I wish it was a little lower in the front and back but my car sat really high from the factory so they might look better on a normal car. I have had them about 2 years now. No problems, rides almost like stock, no sag.

welchy · Feb 14, 2007

Hottymustang, thanks for the info. There are lots of rumors about who Vogtland makes springs for, you wouldn't happen to be able to be more specific. Love your sig by the way. One of my favorite quotes.

hottymustang · Feb 14, 2007

My lips are sealed.... I really can't say.

J&M Products · Feb 14, 2007

welchy said:
Hottymustang, thanks for the info. There are lots of rumors about who Vogtland makes springs for, you wouldn't happen to be able to be more specific. Love your sig by the way. One of my favorite quotes.

Vogtland makes springs for a few of the big name tuners that start with "S".

AP2TUDE · Feb 15, 2007

As Brian said...I am sure that a lot of people on this forum have Vogtland made springs on their car and they don't know it.

Based on who some of our customers are, we make a solid product. But I am not here just to toot my own horn. I would rather everyone buy my stuff based on the knowledge base of the staff of the company and our racing pedigree than because I can tell you why it is better than a lot of the other stuff out there.

So if anybody has any questions, let me know. I will do everything that I can to help everyone out, no matter how specific it is.

Just remember the right question isn't necessarily "What part should I use?" but more "WHY should I use it?" I think that question doesn't get asked enough.

Jon

YardSpecial · Feb 15, 2007

Thanks Jon !

I wish these spring where more avalible, wanted a set in 2004 for my 02 GT.

AP2TUDE · Feb 15, 2007

It is actually quite funny that we are a European spring manufacturer, but we have a huge domestic product base. You would think that we specialized only in Audi and VW, but we are actually really Mustang oriented.

I have an obvious affiliation as Hottymustang's lovely car has served as a testbed for prototype suspension parts for all of our S-197 stuff. But the president of the company has numerous Vintange Mustangs including an Original Fox Body Cobra as his most recent...and a totally original, complete with the original window sticker, 1970 Convertible Super Cobra Jet with a 4-speed. It is among the rarest of the rare....

So don't let the name fool you. If you still want the springs for your 02', the part number is 953068 and Brian at J&M should be able to take care of you.

Jon

welchy · Feb 15, 2007

I'm sold. Will be ordering from J&M in the near future. Do I get a discount since I started this thread?

mattbaylor · Feb 15, 2007

Does J&M make camber plates for us yet?

YardSpecial · Feb 15, 2007

ABOUT VOGTLAND:
VDF VOGTLAND, a family owned company was founded in 1908 in Hohenlimburg Germany. Today VOGTLAND is an international spring manufacturer comprised of three operating units:

VOGTLAND Autosport develops, markets and distributes premium automotive accessories worldwide. Our primary focus is on developing high quality suspension products, such as lowering springs, sport suspension kits and height adjustable kits. These high quality products are produced at our plant headquarters in Hagen Germany.

VOGTLAND North America was established in 2001 and is located in Temecula California, supports the North American market. Our North American operations hasp established VOGTLAND as a leading supplier to the NASCAR racing circuit with our leading edge “VVS” spring technology.

I have been sold for years, just where hard to buy in the past.

Ordering a set for the 07 GT soon.............

Already installed H&R springs in the 97 GT

bigcat · Feb 15, 2007

the stangnet store carries these springs for our GTs.

http://www.stangnet.com/Store/Mustang-Lowering-Springs_9/VOG-2005SPR_23.html

J&M Products · Feb 18, 2007

mattbaylor said:
Does J&M make camber plates for us yet?

Yes we do make camber plates for these cars. They have been designed and on our 06 for over 8 Months. As soon as our Patent Attorney gives us the go ahead we will be releasing these to the public.

As for the Vogtland springs we have never been out of stock on these and I am sure Vogtland would agree that we usually have more in stock of the Mustang springs then they do or at least that used to be the case.

GDawg · Apr 23, 2007

Looks like I'm going to give these springs a shot. My H&R Supersports look great but after moving from Vegas to Colorado I think I need to change. Out here we have too many dips and bumps and I'm constantly bottoming out. Plus I'm too low for a good launch at the track. Time to lift her up just a bit and see about a better weight transfer at the 1/4 mile track.

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