Ecoboost PP Lowering Spring Opinions

[shelbywannabe]

I just bought some 20" wheels and tires for my 2015 Ecoboost PP.
I want to lower it probably 1" in the rear and maybe 1.25" in the front. I have looked at all the different posts on here and cant find that much info on the Ecoboost with the PP option. I wont be tracking the car at all, its my daily driver so I would like to hear from other Ecoboost owners on what springs they went with and how the ride is now compared to the stock PP springs.
Thanks

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[Pao_Silverstang]

I'm also wanting to know this.

 

[Shouldhavegotthegt]

Can't speak for the EB PP but I've got some steeda progressives on my GT. Ride is better than stock. I don't bottom out over speed bumps or driveways and it is not overly harsh. Drop was a little more than 1" and I've got 20's. I paired mine with their bushings and subframe alignment kit. Must haves and you've already got the subframe dropped so might as well put them in.

 

[tcman54]

Steeda progressive sports springs here with the subframe bushings, alignment sleeves and ford racing jounce bumpers. it transformed the car, ride is miles better than stock in everyway, 1" drop in the back, 1.25" drop in the front, the car now has rake and can easily see over the hood.

I don't have the pp package though.

Terry

 

[TunaFish15]

From what you're saying, you seem to want to lower the car just a little bit. Have you looked into the BMR minimum drop springs?

http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=56922

 

[shelbywannabe]

Yes I just want to lower the car and not make the ride and harsher or worse than it is now. I will look it the BMR springs. Thanks.

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