Help choose!!
Help choose!!
Ok so I am pulling the trigger on new suspension parts. Going to be purchasing new shocks, springs, and sway bars. The problem is I can't decide on either Eibach products or Steeda. I would like your opinion and experience and which makes the better product for my stang. Thanks!
I think the general consensus is steeda is one of the best out there for suspension upgrades. They have options for every style of driving. For me person I will be upgrading my suspension in the spring, and I'm not even considering eibach or ford racing. It's between steeda and roush. That's what I would suggest. Both are proven over the years and have loyal followers.
Originally Posted by JerryG2163
I think the general consensus is steeda is one of the best out there for suspension upgrades. They have options for every style of driving. For me person I will be upgrading my suspension in the spring, and I'm not even considering eibach or ford racing. It's between steeda and roush. That's what I would suggest. Both are proven over the years and have loyal followers.
Originally Posted by Boss2511
yes really. they make a lot of springs. steeda just tells them the specs and they make them.
just like french fries for mcdonalds are made at the same place they make wendy's fries.....
just like french fries for mcdonalds are made at the same place they make wendy's fries.....
yeah basically.
but remember just because they are made at the same place doesnt mean they are the same. the specs on the two are probably different. they build them to spec.
I had steeda's Ultra lites on my 96 cobra they were great
had pro kit on my 87 GT and they were good too.
but remember just because they are made at the same place doesnt mean they are the same. the specs on the two are probably different. they build them to spec.
I had steeda's Ultra lites on my 96 cobra they were great
had pro kit on my 87 GT and they were good too.
Originally Posted by Boss2511
yeah basically.
but remember just because they are made at the same place doesnt mean they are the same. the specs on the two are probably different. they build them to spec.
I had steeda's Ultra lites on my 96 cobra they were great
had pro kit on my 87 GT and they were good too.
but remember just because they are made at the same place doesnt mean they are the same. the specs on the two are probably different. they build them to spec.
I had steeda's Ultra lites on my 96 cobra they were great
had pro kit on my 87 GT and they were good too.
Unfortunately, that's not correct.
OP, please let me know if I can setup a suspension package for your purposes. As you can see from a few responses from this thread, we make great parts and I'm sure you will be satisfied with them.
OP, please let me know if I can setup a suspension package for your purposes. As you can see from a few responses from this thread, we make great parts and I'm sure you will be satisfied with them.
It was on speed channel a few years back. So you guys make your own springs now?
Originally Posted by SteedaBrandon
Unfortunately, that's not correct.
OP, please let me know if I can setup a suspension package for your purposes. As you can see from a few responses from this thread, we make great parts and I'm sure you will be satisfied with them.
OP, please let me know if I can setup a suspension package for your purposes. As you can see from a few responses from this thread, we make great parts and I'm sure you will be satisfied with them.

Last edited by Corstang427; Oct 18, 2012 at 05:36 PM.
They are manufactured by a different company in the U.S.
oh ok I will stop spreading that around the forums....now to get the others that say they are just repainted eibach springs to stop saying that lol
Originally Posted by SteedaBrandon
While it depends on specifically which springs, I can generally say that that is no longer correct.
They are manufactured by a different company in the U.S.
Definitely, as TJ said, shoot me a PM or email and I'd be glad to help.
They are manufactured by a different company in the U.S.
Definitely, as TJ said, shoot me a PM or email and I'd be glad to help.



