lowering springs

sup guys. need some advice on what kind of lowerings springs i should get. my budget is about 250. thanx

Most people when they get lowering springs go with eibach so check them out. I got a question for you though do u like your MAC CAI? Also did u notice a difference in power after you installed it or did you not feel much difference?

save and get coilovers.
much better.

Coil-overs are over kill and a waste of money unless you going to do road racing. Good lowering springs Eibach, H&R, FMS.

What is an LS1?

Most people when they get lowering springs go with eibach so check them out. I got a question for you though do u like your MAC CAI? Also did u notice a difference in power after you installed it or did you not feel much difference?
The MAC CAI will do nothing for you performance wise that you will feel or notice in anyway.

Also, a LS1 is a motor found in Camaro's and such.

and the C5 covettes except the Z06 which got the LS6 :)

Coil Overs are more geometrically correct. They will always give you a better ride quality, and handling characteristics over the standar perched springs.

I would save and get coil overs. I can say, they are probably my second best mod, first being the PHB.

Plus, if you want to change your spring rate. Coil Overs are way easier. I run 350lbs longs, and its a very nice smooth ride with my Konis.

Coil Overs are more geometrically correct. They will always give you a better ride quality, and handling characteristics over the standar perched springs.

I would save and get coil overs. I can say, they are probably my second best mod, first being the PHB.

Plus, if you want to change your spring rate. Coil Overs are way easier. I run 350lbs longs, and its a very nice smooth ride with my Konis.


Guys I love coil-overs and are definetly a superior set-up but there is a large price difference between getting lowering springs and doing a coil-over conversion. Your talking $220 average for a coil-over conversion which you need 2 so that is $440. Plus the springs run about $70x4= $280. So that is $720 vs. average $200, and you haven't even bought high-end shocks and struts that you really need for a coil-over set-up.

Is it worth the extra money yea.... but is it a must have item for the average Stang owner... not at all.

I got mine last year, for about $300. That included everything. You just have to shop around.

I already had Konis, so it was just a matter of getting th kit. So, it really depends on what shocks you have.