Steeda Progressive Spring review

Tubalkayne · Aug 20, 2015

So Steeda recently installed a set of Progressive springs on my GT PP and I am impressed, the new ride profile is just awesome. The lack of wheel gap makes things look much cleaner and more aggressive. the ride is a huge change and I must say it did take some getting used to. It changes from the bouncy bunny hop to a choppy affect sort of like there are chains holding the car from bouncing too high. The vehicles vertical travel has been reduced by about 40-50% which has made cornering much better. Once I got used to the new ride feel I became more confident in the cars ability to "hug" the road. Over all this was a great add to an already great car. If you are looking for a single upgrade that makes a huge change this is definitely the way to go!

Todd15Fastback · Aug 20, 2015

Tubalkayne said:
So Steeda recently installed a set of Progressive springs on my GT PP and I am impressed, the new ride profile is just awesome. The lack of wheel gap makes things look much cleaner and more aggressive. the ride is a huge change and I must say it did take some getting used to. It changes from the bouncy bunny hop to a choppy affect sort of like there are chains holding the car from bouncing too high. The vehicles vertical travel has been reduced by about 40-50% which has made cornering much better. Once I got used to the new ride feel I became more confident in the cars ability to "hug" the road. Over all this was a great add to an already great car. If you are looking for a single upgrade that makes a huge change this is definitely the way to go!

I agree!

Brad Michaels · Aug 20, 2015

I agree, it makes the Dearborn freeway a joy to drive!

David@Steeda · Aug 20, 2015

Tubalkayne said:
So Steeda recently installed a set of Progressive springs on my GT PP and I am impressed, the new ride profile is just awesome. The lack of wheel gap makes things look much cleaner and more aggressive. the ride is a huge change and I must say it did take some getting used to. It changes from the bouncy bunny hop to a choppy affect sort of like there are chains holding the car from bouncing too high. The vehicles vertical travel has been reduced by about 40-50% which has made cornering much better. Once I got used to the new ride feel I became more confident in the cars ability to "hug" the road. Over all this was a great add to an already great car. If you are looking for a single upgrade that makes a huge change this is definitely the way to go!

Thanks for posting, Brian! Enjoy those progressives :thumbsup:

marjen · Aug 26, 2015

Nice!! Getting mine installed today.

Tubalkayne · Aug 26, 2015

marjen said:
Nice!! Getting mine installed today.

Let me know what you think.

TunaFish15 · Aug 26, 2015

Tubalkayne said:
The lack of wheel gap makes things look much cleaner and more aggressive.

So...no gap between the fender and top of the tires? Any pics of this?

Tubalkayne · Aug 26, 2015

TunaFish15 said:
So...no gap between the fender and top of the tires? Any pics of this?

One week after the springs have been on. There is a bit more settling to do. I can get you a close up if you like.

Clink · Aug 26, 2015

Wow that looks awesome Brian, new wheels/tires/springs she's riding NICE! :headbang:

marjen · Aug 28, 2015

I got mine installed on Wednesday. I have an ecoboost with NO PP. The look is excellent. I was not looking for a crazy drop. Its just enough that it makes the car look aggressive without overdoing it. The ride in normal driving is not real noticeable. I do think it takes bumps and expansion joints better, a little less harsh. When it comes to turns its much better. The car feels much more planted. Overall the car also feels less bouncy. Great results for a daily driver, I dont track the car. Overall happy, though I wish I could install my self as the installation cost makes this overall a fairly expensive upgrade.

5.0 Probie · Aug 28, 2015

Question. I am running the Steeda Sport spring on my 2014. While they are a significant improvement to the factory springs, they are a bit to bouncy for me. Even with the new struts/shocks from Vorshlag.

How do these feel on roads that have a lot of "Issues" on the 2015's?

TrackpackGT · Aug 28, 2015

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Metal · Aug 31, 2015

I am about to get my Progressive Springs installed.

What did the dealer or your local installer charge you, for installation & alignment?

Todd15Fastback · Aug 31, 2015

Metal said:
I am about to get my Progressive Springs installed.

What did the dealer or your local installer charge you, for installation & alignment?

The range seems to be $250-400 including alignment.

15gtguy · Aug 31, 2015

My steeda progressive stance! Love it! 19x9.5" wheels with 285/40 rear and 275/40 front.

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