A 2" drop is pretty severe. Plus you generally want more drop in the back to even out the rake. I have Steeda Ultralites and they drop 1.25" in back and 1" front. Just enough IMO. Eibach Sportlines are also very popular.
2007 Mustang. I need help in deciding if I should get DROPZONE springs
I have a 2007 v6 that i need to lower but I am on a strict budget. I have found a local guy selling Dropzone lowering springs for 100.00 but I really cannot find any recent info on these springs. please halp me to decide if I should get them or just hold off for a while. Also they lower 2" all the way around willthat be too much for my car 18" wheels with 255-45-18 tires I really want to lower the voided space. Thank You for any input
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thanks for the info it is about the same as i have researched but i just thought that i would ask
hi! im also using the steeda springs. checkout pics. 'stlwgon' is right 2in. is alot of drop. also i can tell you my ride quality did not change, the steeda springs are designed to push on both ends of the spring, as opposed to just compressing and rebounding. theres a name for the type of compression steeda uses but i forgot, anyway, hope all that helps! goodluck!!
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