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ford springs - 2/12/2008 5:56:32 PM

Jcelli04

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im looking to lower my 2001 gt but since a have a KB i still want to maintain some traction so i'd like to get a softer spring.

i've narrowed it down to

ford B spring
ford f spring
eibach pro-kit
stang suspension series one.

which one of these would offer the best fit for what i need

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RE: ford springs - 2/13/2008 12:53:11 AM

STANGSUSPENSION

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All of these springs have similar, soft, progressive spring ratings.

All are pretty soft, and will still allow for good weight transfer and traction.

So I'd base my decision on the drop you might want, or the price you may want to pay...

Ford B's - 1.2 inches
Eibach Pro-Kit & Ford F - 1.5 inches
StangSuspension Springs - 1.4 inches

Sincerely,

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Mustang suspension parts and performance.

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RE: ford springs - 2/13/2008 7:35:36 AM

Jcelli04

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are the ford f springs as good as eibach?? i dont wanna pay the same price for junk

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RE: ford springs - 2/20/2008 2:12:22 PM

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The Ford F springs are made by Eibach, they come in an Eibach Box, but with a Ford part # on it.

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Mustang suspension parts and performance.

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