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Is this the way to go? Sport progressive springs with their shocks. This price is without caster camber plates but debating if I should add those or not…. Extra $400. What do you guys think?

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Do yourself a favor and order new spring isolators while you’re at it. Unless you‘ve replaced them recently, they’re more than likely worn out. I mention that because I’ve been waiting 2 weeks for replacements for my 2019 and it’s holding me up from getting the car back on the road.
 
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Do yourself a favor and order new spring isolators while you’re at it. Unless you‘ve replaced them recently, they’re more than likely worn out. I mention that because I’ve been waiting 2 weeks for replacements for my 2019 and it’s holding me up from getting the car back on the road.
Spring isolators? Sorry
 

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Spring isolators? Sorry
Yes, they go on the tops and bottoms of each spring in the rear. The fronts are different, but they are all wear and tear items. Didn’t want you to overlook getting replacements and be delayed on your install. Here are mine with just 8500 miles on them.

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Yes. @tj@steeda can help you out with the setup.
 

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Yes, they go on the tops and bottoms of each spring in the rear. The fronts are different, but they are all wear and tear items. Didn’t want you to overlook getting replacements and be delayed on your install. Here are mine with just 8500 miles on them.

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wow thats pretty bad. so you have to replace these every 8k miles apparently lmao.
 

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wow thats pretty bad. so you have to replace these every 8k miles apparently lmao.
It appears that way. I just pulled my factory Magneride springs and discovered this. It seems that no one else makes them either. I was hoping to find some made of polyurethane, but no bueno.
 

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It appears that way. I just pulled my factory Magneride springs and discovered this. It seems that no one else makes them either. I was hoping to find some made of polyurethane, but no bueno.
I've pulled some from my old Honda Accord that looked about the same but it was after 120k miles. Ford has some suspect parts specs i've noticed 😂
 

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The sport progressive springs drop the car too low, imo. I can't tell what shocks those are. If pro-active I would pass.

And since they drop the car an inch and a tad you really should get the front lateral arms with the roll center correction. And you would also need the bumpsteer kit.

And yes you'll definitely have a need for the camber plates.

Long story short you're looking at a.lot more $$$$ on this exercise.

Better is mindrop springs paired with pro-action dampers or Bilstein.

Also forget the bump stops pictured. You want the eibach ones instead. Trimmed shorter as.appropriate.
 

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The sport progressive springs drop the car too low, imo. I can't tell what shocks those are. If pro-active I would pass.

And since they drop the car an inch and a tad you really should get the front lateral arms with the roll center correction. And you would also need the bumpsteer kit.

And yes you'll definitely have a need for the camber plates.

Long story short you're looking at a.lot more $$$$ on this exercise.

Better is mindrop springs paired with pro-action dampers or Bilstein.

Also forget the bump stops pictured. You want the eibach ones instead. Trimmed shorter as.appropriate.
Yeah I have the bumpsteer kit already. I’m lowered more than the progressive springs drop it. Have extended ball joints from steeda as well.
 

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You never said what you are trying to improve or fix.

Until you do none of the advice you have got in this thread is valid.
 

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Yeah I have the bumpsteer kit already. I’m lowered more than the progressive springs drop it. Have extended ball joints from steeda as well.
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That's a little harsh. The spring isolator stuff is valid.
Plates are great, the rest of is it is up to opinion.

My alignment guy loves em, be weary I think they are camber only.
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