What spring lowers the car the most?

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Pretty much what the title says. I have the Eibach Pro Kit on my car and it still sets up fairly high and I hate it. What spring made for the mustang lowers it the most out of all of them? I want mine to be about another inch to inch and a half. I just think that it looks like a 4x4 the way it sets.

 

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VetteEater said:

Pretty much what the title says. I have the Eibach Pro Kit on my car and it still sets up fairly high and I hate it. What spring made for the mustang lowers it the most out of all of them? I want mine to be about another inch to inch and a half. I just think that it looks like a 4x4 the way it sets.

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H&R Supersports typically give a nice drop...but they're pretty pricey.

 

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eibach sportlines are good for a drop of 2"

 

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Ditto. Sportlines are lower than H&R SuperSports.

 

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Thanks guys! Thats what I was told as well.

 

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Just trim the ones you have if all you care about is the drop. The ride will get very stiff but it's cheaper than buying new ones. Take about 1 to 1.5 coils off to get the drop you want AFTER your current springs have completely settled(bout 3-4 weeks to do so)

 

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Sorry-just re-read your first post. Cause the Eibach's are progressive rate,you'll have to make sure and trim the softer side of the springs(typically the side with the wider spacing between coils)

 

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I think eibach sportlines do.

 

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Sportlines all the way!!
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Can't go wrong with H&R's