BMR's SP089 Front / SP082 Rear "Minimal Drop" Springs: Now sold as a kit (SP763)

Due to the overwhelming popularity of our SP089 Front and SP082 Rear Springs being used as a combo, we went ahead and packaged them together in one kit for convenience as well as a lower price.

Here is the link to the new SP763 Kit on our web-site:

https://bmrsuspension.com/index.cfm?page=products&productid=1880&superpro=0

For those who do not know, I specifically had these springs made for two specific consumers in mind.

1: The person who simply wants a "stock like" spring set up, closely matching the PP GT rates, and does not want to "slam" their car. This person simply wants a slight drop, and can use whatever dampers they want - they work very well with the factory dampers.

2: The person who decides they want a similar stance and performance of our performance springs, but has added additional weight to the car via BOOST. Supercharged and Turbocharged cars are the perfect combo for our SP089 / SP082 combo. This, now SP763, is likely the most popular spring package for boosted S550s out on the roads today.

Pictured, 2018 Mustang GT with a Procharger Kit, SP763 Equipped! :cheers:

Mine arrived earlier this week, looking forward to getting them installed (will probably be after x-mas unfortunately)

Yay! Even easier to recommend now.

BmacIL said:

Yay! Even easier to recommend now.

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Agreed! Much easier to guide someone to this. For a street car this really is perfection.

Ryan1112 said:

Agreed! Much easier to guide someone to this. For a street car this really is perfection.

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We could not agree more! Since coming out with the SP763 as a kit, they have done very well. Couldn't be any more happier with this set-up :cheers:

Damn! Looks like I’m going to have to spend more money.

M151A2 said:

Damn! Looks like I’m going to have to spend more money.

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My son stole the hat - he loves it! :cheers:

do you need camber plates or anything to get good alignment with these?

Nope!

Install per instructions, have the alignment checked and adjusted is necessary, and enjoy!

[email protected] said:

do you need camber plates or anything to get good alignment with these?

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They help to get them perfect but no, not needed. You could do bolts for the front.

Thanks for the quick responses, anywhere recommended in the south florida area for install?

[email protected] said:

Thanks for the quick responses, anywhere recommended in the south florida area for install?

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The car in the OP is from MAK Performance. They use BMR springs on most all of their builds and install many on customers cars. Reach out to them, they are good guys!

awesome, thanks! do these pair better with PP shocks and struts than base?

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awesome, thanks! do these pair better with PP shocks and struts than base?

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I'd highly recommend doing that while you're doing it. Better overall control and better overall ride because it's not floating around (albeit just a tiny bit harsher on big bumps). The billet shock mounts add some more suppleness and reduce bounce if you're willing to go that route (not sure on your budget, but recommend them at some point).

My usual recommended go-to package for most folks is:
BMR SP763 springs
BMR CB005 Cradle lockout kit
Steeda billet shock mounts
GT PP shocks and struts (if you don't already have them)

Rides great, handles great, doesn't break the bank.

BmacIL said:

I'd highly recommend doing that while you're doing it. Better overall control and better overall ride because it's not floating around (albeit just a tiny bit harsher on big bumps). The billet shock mounts add some more suppleness and reduce bounce if you're willing to go that route (not sure on your budget, but recommend them at some point).

My usual recommended go-to package for most folks is:
BMR SP763 springs
BMR CB005 Cradle lockout kit
Steeda billet shock mounts
GT PP shocks and struts (if you don't already have them)

Rides great, handles great, doesn't break the bank.

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I do have a set of low mileage PP shocks, struts and sway bars as well as a brand new CB005 kit all in boxes in the garage.