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shall we review the entire compedium of Mustang aftermarket springs? They range from 200-330 with quite a few hovering around 250. I'm also coming off the Steeda dual-rate which theoretically start at 220 and spend a lot of time in 350 which is higher than I think I want to go. I have springs on the shelf ranging from 200 to 450.
M1 HP = 211
350R = 240
500 = 251
500 CFTP = 268
FP Magneride = 250

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M1 HP = 211
350R = 240
500 = 251
500 CFTP = 268
FP Magneride = 250

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Really wishing I could adapt FP Magneride onto my 2016, definitely features the qualities I want 😅
 

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Really wishing I could adapt FP Magneride onto my 2016, definitely features the qualities I want 😅
You can. One rear spring on the MR cars is wound backwards so you have to buy two of one side to put it on a non-MR car. That's it. That's all the magic involved.
 
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You can. One rear spring on the MR cars is wound backwards so you have to buy two of one side to put it on a non-MR car. That's it. That's all the magic involved.
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