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Looking to Lower my 2015 GT

karpetcm

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Hi Everyone, I'm looking to lower my 2015 GT. I'm not looking to lower it much at all, Just to kill some of the gap. Looking for something like .75-1.00 drop on all four corners. My wife mostly drives the car and last thing I want to repair is a missing front bumper or she opens the door and destroys it on the curbs. I looked into Steeda, ST, Ford and Eibach. I'm more soo leaning towards the Ford Racing ones that lower it about an inch. Is there anything else that you guys would suggest. I'm fairly new to the platform and dug up some threads and especially the lowered ride pics but just want a slight drop. As we speak it sits like so in the pic attached.
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The Steeda Progressives are our most popular spring and offer a great ride quality. They drop about an inch all the way around.

https://www.steeda.com/steeda-mustang-progressive-sport-lowering-springs_555-8210

At the very least, we recommend our camber plates up front to get it back into alignment once you are lowered.

We also have a set of minimum drop springs that lower is .5 all the way around.

TJ
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