BMR or Ford Lowering Springs

[quikcolin]

Hey guys,

I'm torn. I have a 2020 PP2 (Magnaride) and want to lower it about 3/4". From my research the two best options are:

BMR SPH765 Handling Springs - https://m.bmrsuspension.com/?page=products&productid=1905

Ford Performance M-5300-W Springs - https://performanceparts.ford.com/part/M-5300-W

I watched a YouTube video on YouTube that basically says the BMR SPH765's are a dream, hands down the best option. In particular for guys who live up North due to how compliant they are on rough roads. As a Canadian, our roads are garbage, bumpy and cracked. Everything he says in his video makes sense to me and I feel is relative to my needs (assuming what he says is indeed true). Video here -

On the other hand, when I visit the GT350 forums or GT forums and look at what everyone lowered their cars with (magnaride specific) the masses went with the Ford Performance M-5300-W springs... but are most of these guys down south where the roads are smooth?

Both options lower my car 3/4" ish... I'm leaning towards the BMR's, but want to make sure I make the correct decision.

Any insight is appreciated.

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[Schwerin]

I'm in PA, lots of my roads are shit. I don't regret my FRPP spring at all.

 

[quikcolin]

I'm in PA, lots of my roads are shit. I don't regret my FRPP spring at all.

does the car sit level front to back? I read someone saying that his rear end was higher than the front after installing the FP W springs. (I suspect he incorrectly installed them)

 

[Schwerin]

does the car sit level front to back? I read someone saying that his rear end was higher than the front after installing the FP W springs. (I suspect he incorrectly installed them)

Yeah not an issue for me.
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[Louk]

I have the W springs as well, just enough drop. car feels slightly stiffer, overall I'm happy with them.

 

[2morrow]

My first set of springs were BMR and there were pretty good.

Your initial observation may be your best one. Go with your gut.

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