Lowest Springs?

[bmoore1488]

What all is needed after installing the sport lines to compensate for the lowering? Any additional parts? Alignment I'm sure?

All I did was put the springs in and get it aligned, the shop I had Align it said they had no issues with getting it well within tolerance.

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[Ultrakla$$ic]

My nephews car with Sportlines and 18" Foundry wheels. This is right after we installed them and no settling had occured yet. Sits lower now and looks amazing!

 

[Dragster]

As everyone else said, the Eibach Sportlines are the lowest that are currently out there if you're looking at springs only. I have them on my GT PP (stock wheels) and I love them-the drop is perfect, IMO, and it eliminates the gap completely. I had Steeda Ultralite linear springs before, but the front end was still too high for my taste. I haven't even bothered to get an alignment yet, and I tracked the car at Roebling Road (handled fantastic, though it does also have BMR sway bars).

I have some before and after pics in this thread.

 

[Dennis.P]

As everyone else said, the Eibach Sportlines are the lowest that are currently out there if you're looking at springs only. I have them on my GT PP (stock wheels) and I love them-the drop is perfect, IMO, and it eliminates the gap completely. I had Steeda Ultralite linear springs before, but the front end was still too high for my taste. I haven't even bothered to get an alignment yet, and I tracked the car at Roebling Road (handled fantastic, though it does also have BMR sway bars).

I have some before and after pics in this thread.

Lovin the silver man,and yeah your right, the ultralites are a little too high in the front for me. With the wheels I have now, with sportlines I should be flush with the sides of the fenders. Thanks!

 

[Zemedici]

Be weary, my girls car doesn't have the most comfortable ride with the sportlines. With that severe drop comes a sacrifice in ride quality.

 

[Dennis.P]

Be weary, my girls car doesn't have the most comfortable ride with the sportlines. With that severe drop comes a sacrifice in ride quality.

How bad are we talking? Crackin spines bad? Lol

 

[aFe POWER]

Here are what our aFe CONTROL springs look like on our testers EcoBoost Mustang.

 

[Dragster]

How bad are we talking? Crackin spines bad? Lol

I actually prefer the ride of my GT with the Sportlines versus the stock GT PP springs, but I also like a bit of a firmer ride. I don't think the ride is uncomfortable or harsh in any way, though. I also wouldn't say the ride quality is any harsher than the Steeda Ultralites I had on my car.

 

[Niz55]

Sport lines are actually more comfortable and little softer than pp

 

[ELPYBOOST]

Anyone have the CJPP springs for ecoboost? I know a friend with CJPP on GT and it lowers the front significantly. Very nice rake stance.

 

[Zemedici]

How bad are we talking? Crackin spines bad? Lol

Not that bad. Hahaha But I've got scoliosis and chronic back pain from car accidents, so when I drive her car I'm beyond paranoid of bumps in the road and speed bumps. And if we both hit the same bump you can tell a difference in her car vs mine

 

[Dennis.P]

Not that bad. Hahaha But I've got scoliosis and chronic back pain from car accidents, so when I drive her car I'm beyond paranoid of bumps in the road and speed bumps. And if we both hit the same bump you can tell a difference in her car vs mine

I think I'm gonna take my chances with them lol. I just love the lower than most drop you get haha

 

[Zemedici]

I think I'm gonna take my chances with them lol. I just love the lower than most drop you get haha

yeah its a trade off. :cheers: Inforpix!

 

[Glenn G]

Anyone have the CJPP springs for ecoboost? I know a friend with CJPP on GT and it lowers the front significantly. Very nice rake stance.

I do and they are worth it, the Drop is perfect, honestly I think you would run into some serious issues any lower. I had to drive it on a thick peice of wood to get my hydraulic jack under it!

Before on stock 17"wheels

After on stock 17" wheels

On my new 18"s 20mm spacers coming soon

 

[gundam83]

Late Model Restoration has a lowering spring guide FYI:

https://lmr.com/products/2015-Mustang-Lowering-Spring-Guide

Let's you get an idea of different drops

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