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Looking for expert advice from Steeda, I currently have Pro-action adjustable shocks and struts with some Vogtland "Roush Yates" springs, not sure of the spring rate, anyway, I liked the looks and handling of this setup with your stop the hop kit and front subframe brace. Now that I have installed a Whipple the front end dropped probably another 1/4" almost tucking tire and feels lazy. I was looking into the Steeda front coilover setup and rear adjustable spring set, would those pair well with the adjustable pro action shocks I already have out back, and what spring rate would you recommend with the added weight of the Whipple?
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Looking for expert advice from Steeda, I currently have Pro-action adjustable shocks and struts with some Vogtland "Roush Yates" springs, not sure of the spring rate, anyway, I liked the looks and handling of this setup with your stop the hop kit and front subframe brace. Now that I have installed a Whipple the front end dropped probably another 1/4" almost tucking tire and feels lazy. I was looking into the Steeda front coilover setup and rear adjustable spring set, would those pair well with the adjustable pro action shocks I already have out back, and what spring rate would you recommend with the added weight of the Whipple?
I Would recommend our
https://www.steeda.com/Steeda-S550-Mustang-Front-Ride-Height-Spacer-Kit-15-18_p_12604.html

This will save you some money and would work just fine.

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i was leaning more to the coilover setup due to the added weight, i dont think a spacer will help since it is effectively just adding more preload?
 

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i was leaning more to the coilover setup due to the added weight, i dont think a spacer will help since it is effectively just adding more preload?
I can't comment on anything else, but a spacer is such a small amount of preload compared to the amount it raises the ride height. I have two Steeda spacers on the rear of my car to account for extra weight in the trunk. The spacers raise the ride height significantly even though there's 450+lbs in my trunk.
 

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i was leaning more to the coilover setup due to the added weight, i dont think a spacer will help since it is effectively just adding more preload?
Trust Steeda Tech - he would not lead you down a wrong path :thumbsup:

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