staindreality

i was wondering opinions on whats the best spring. steeda's or the eiback. and what is the diff between steeda sport and ultra lites? thanks.

DynamicmustangGT

I believe the ford racing are the eibachs, people have been very happy with that kit

Bullitt995

I'm very happy with the BMR's. Check them out. They are very nicely priced and they have the same hour-glass design as the stock ones.

cds06stang

Ive got the UltraLites by Steeda, great quality, nice drop, clean all around!

Poco

Ultralights here also.I've run the FRPP Handling pack on an 06'GT that I had,its a very firm ride and handled great but my Steeda springs have a great drop and handling is not as firm but very stable.If you run any type of lowering spring get the bigger FRPP sway bars,they really make a big difference as well.Especially on your lateral roll-out when making a hard turn.

the spring rate on the Steeda Sports and Ultralights are different.The sports are very close to the O.E.M. springs and the Ultralights are more for your corner carving.They have the same drop at 1" up front and 1 1/4" in the rear.

JonCo

+1. You wont notice anymore harness in the ride. But the stance and handling will greatly improve.

DavidM

Steeda Ultra Lites here as well. I love them. Nice drop Not so low you have to worry about avery bump in the road and curbs/speed bumps. Very nice ride quality which was important for me. Some of the guys in our local Mustang Club use the Eibach Pro's and they like them. I have ridden in their cars and I must say it is lower but the ride is more harsh. I have a daily driver so the ride was more important to me.

kevinb120

+1 for ultralites!

But the BMR stuff looks really good too.

Just figure for mild drops (about 1.25-1.5") you can keep the stock shocks-not the greatest, but doesn't get out of the dampers' range of travel. Going lower you really should have aftermarket shocks/struts.

TNumber5

I personally like the eibach prokit! Its hot!

staindreality

what about the ultralites and putting 18 by 10's on in back. there any chance of fender rub? i was leaning towards ultralites and now i am fo sho. thanks yall
pics anyone?

fastduo

The lowest drop is the Eibach Sportlines but they bottom out easy in the rear. I switched out to the Steeda Ultra lites and they work great. Not to harsh on the street and great on the road coarse.
I recommend the Steeda's.

Poco

There is plenty of clearance for 18X10's.But that depends on the style of wheel your going run.Just watch your wheel off-set.If your after a dd wheel the offset could put your wheel and tire outside the fender.Check out this set up..18x10s on the rear with 295/45/18's.The car is lowered and has plenty of clearance.
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/attach...8&d=1181608724

Poco

Mentioning the shocks is a good thing.If your on a budget you can lower your ride on the stock shocks and save up for some Tokicos or some other hi performance shock.

Glenn

just put the eibach pro's on my car today. drop 1.4 in the rear and 1.3 up front. I believe the ultra lights drop 1 inch all the way around

Poco

My Steeda spring are settling to 1 1/4" front and 1 1/2" on the rear.

LEO_06GT

I've got the ultralites because I didn't want to worry about the car sitting to low and bottoming out or scraping my chin spoiler. But I think the Eibachs make the car look better. IMO neither is better it's just a matter of how much driveablity/comfort your willing to sacrifice.

Glenn

heres a picture. I really only wanted a 1 inch drop up front and about 1.5 to 1 3/4 in the rear.

06GTwJUICE

I have the Eibach pro kit with 295/45 18's on the back and have no rubbing issues.

I don't think you can go wrong with either kit.

retfr8flyr

Another Steeda Ultra-lite fan here, I have them with D-Specs and the ride quality is better than stock with a great upgrade in handling capability.



Earl

SilverBossGT

Steeda Ultralites here.