2020_s550
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Hello, anyone here has done the magneride delete kit to put on aftermarket coilovers ?
First, I absolutely love the comfortable ride and how well behaved the car is in stock form on my magneride equipped PP1 mustang. It truly drives amazing, comfortable, and soaks up the road imperfections so well. Honestly, I don’t even feel the road that I find myself doing 80mph plus speeds on the freeway unintentionally.
The only con I have is the wheel gap it currently has and don’t really want to do lowering springs.
Yes, I like the static or bagged look.
I’m considering fortune auto 500 coilovers with swift spring upgrade due to the lower look eliminating wheel gap.
However, I’m quite unsure whether the performance advantage will be substantially greater than the magneride shocks.
Also, I’m a little worried that it will be a jarred driving experience if these coilovers are bouncy which some tend to be..
First, I absolutely love the comfortable ride and how well behaved the car is in stock form on my magneride equipped PP1 mustang. It truly drives amazing, comfortable, and soaks up the road imperfections so well. Honestly, I don’t even feel the road that I find myself doing 80mph plus speeds on the freeway unintentionally.
The only con I have is the wheel gap it currently has and don’t really want to do lowering springs.
Yes, I like the static or bagged look.
I’m considering fortune auto 500 coilovers with swift spring upgrade due to the lower look eliminating wheel gap.
However, I’m quite unsure whether the performance advantage will be substantially greater than the magneride shocks.
Also, I’m a little worried that it will be a jarred driving experience if these coilovers are bouncy which some tend to be..
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