What lowering springs should i get?

89stang10sec

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I want to lower my 01 gt a little bit. What springs should I go with? I was thinking maybe the ford racing "c" springs, or are any of those ebay brands good? or maybe some bullit springs( are they lower?) If not what do you reccomend for a daily driver?

 

mity2

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if your looking for "little" dropp, then C or Bullit spring is way to go. But if you want to really dropp it, H&R SuperSprts is nice one(this is I would go with If I were to do it again), and if you want to slammed look, Sportline is the only way to go. here is good reading about springs
http://www.2kgt.com/item.php?itemid=74

 

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Get one of the Tokico kits off ebay shocks and springs cant beat em.

 

KAILUAZ

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Sportlines all the way. Even with these the drop isnt all the way to the tires, I think anything else would be a waste in my opinion.
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H&R SUPERSPORTS

 

GDawg

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I'm partial to the H&R SuperSports. And this is with urethane isolators which hold your drop back by about 1/4".

 

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Why is it that the Pro-Kit and Sport Lines look so close in their drop?

 

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Go with the c springs i highly recommend them. Eibachs are nice but for the price get the c. mustangtuning has them for 130 shipped

 

White Stang

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Heres a pick of uncut C-Springs with 18" rims

 

1low03gt

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mcmmotorsports said:

Why is it that the Pro-Kit and Sport Lines look so close in their drop?

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I run sportlines,and they are not close to any Pro-Kit.

And these are not cut or tampered with.

 

twogts4us

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White Stang said:

Heres a pick of uncut C-Springs with 18" rims

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Nice look - the B or C springs and 18" rims work really well - the Gen2 needs the larger rims!

 

ToplessStang

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Do C springs fit on a V8 vert?

 

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Darkhorse845

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Eibach Pro kit

 

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Co-worker has prokit on his 04' and the back is close to being equal, but the front is about 1/2" higher.

 

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I have the Steeda's and they give you a small drop if that is what you are looking for. If I had to do it over again H&R is the way I would go.