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I am looking for rear springs that will help with my 1/4 time but also give me a visually pleasant drop to clean up the wheel gap. 2018 pp1 5.0

I am running VMS 17x10 wheels with 305/45/17 tire in the rear, stock pp1 wheels up front.

Does anyone have any suggestions of a spring that will work and not cause issues on launch like rubbing etc.

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Bmr drag springs are great for performance at the track. I believe they lower 1.2 in the front and .5 in the rear. If you want a more level look the steeda sport linear rate springs are a good option also. Those lower the car about 1" all around.
 
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Thanks for the reply! Do you know if they will work with a 17x10 wheels with 305/45/17 set up?
 

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Thanks for the reply! Do you know if they will work with a 17x10 wheels with 305/45/17 set up?
Yes, BMR drag springs work with a 17x10 305/45R17 set-up. I ran this combination for 2 seasons.

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Yes, BMR drag springs work with a 17x10 305/45R17 set-up. I ran this combination for 2 seasons.

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Thanks for the reply! Did they help with your time at all? Did it improve the 60 foot? Any photo how are you car sits from the side?

Great looking car!
 

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That’s a really tall tire so don’t get any of the more extreme rear drops like eibach sportlines etc or you will rub for sure, stick to the .5 to .75 rear drops. Will work perfect.
 

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Thanks for the reply! Did they help with your time at all? Did it improve the 60 foot? Any photo how are you car sits from the side?

Great looking car!
It’s hard to say if the springs helped by themselves because I made multiple changes at 1 time. It definitely looks better then stock.

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That’s a really tall tire so don’t get any of the more extreme rear drops like eibach sportlines etc or you will rub for sure, stick to the .5 to .75 rear drops. Will work perfect.
BMR sport lines with a 17Ă—10 VMS 305/45/17 and ive never rubbed. I will say my longtubes have scraped shit more than I care to admit though lol. But I am switching springs for more of a drag setup soon.

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BMR sport lines with a 17Ă—10 VMS 305/45/17 and ive never rubbed. I will say my longtubes have scraped shit more than I care to admit though lol. But I am switching springs for more of a drag setup soon.

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Based on the picture you have a lot of negative camber in rear though.. so I would say you probably
Would rub if you had neutral camber
 
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BMR sport lines with a 17Ă—10 VMS 305/45/17 and ive never rubbed. I will say my longtubes have scraped shit more than I care to admit though lol. But I am switching springs for more of a drag setup soon.

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What springs are you changing to? I am looking to increase my 60 foot and have the same wheel / tire size as you.

What is your camber at?

Nice looking car.
 

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What springs are you changing to? I am looking to increase my 60 foot and have the same wheel / tire size as you.

What is your camber at?

Nice looking car.
Thank you. I haven't decided on the spring/shocks yet. Probably a Viking/Steeda or a Viking/Eibach combo. Not sure on the camber. I've needed an alignment for a year now lol. I've had the suspension completely apart a couple times and I've been lazy getting the car on the rack.
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