What Do You Think of These Lowering Springs Off of EBAY for My 1999 Mustang V6?

jep23 said:

I've never heard of them, and I couldn't find any reviews online. So I would suggest you stay away from them and go with a reputable (yes, more expensive) brand that has a good reputation among Stangers.

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I agree Alot of times you get what you pay for. But not quite always Personally I'd go for ford C springs (1.25 inch drop) or The Ford Bullitt racing package which give you springs shocks and struts plus front and rear sway bars. Depending on how hardcore you want to go. You could just do the springs for about (180)Ford Racing Mustang C-Springs (79-04) at AmericanMuscle.com - Free Shipping!

Or do the whole setup for 550
Ford Racing "Bullitt" Handling Kit for 99-04 Ford Mustangs

Not to mention its all OEM too

Night Rider KIT said:

Hmm I've never heard that. But the C springs are at a legit price if they are made by Eibach. Thats an even better deal 70 bucks cheaper! :winks

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Ford C-Springs, dude, read the first word
Ford is Ford and Eibach is Eibach, no big aha there :yelwacko:

They got the same spring rate if I remember correctly, hope this cleared it up better.

I'd say Ford C-springs from AM ($180)...

...or Eibach Pro-series springs from UPR Products for only $150: 1979-2004 Ford Mustang 4cyl V6 UPR Pro Series Kit Lowering Spring Kit at UPR Products - Lifetime Warranty! :shigrin

I was contemplating getting the polyurethane spring isolaters with lowering springs -- opinions anyone?

NorStang said:

Ford C-Springs, dude, read the first word
Ford is Ford and Eibach is Eibach, no big aha there :yelwacko:

They got the same spring rate if I remember correctly, hope this cleared it up better.

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Well alot of times they buy from suppliers. I've heard The Ford racing parts mufflers are supposed to be steeda or borla or something. Is it so far fetched they might get their springs from somebody else too?
I mean I don't think Ford or any manufacturer (on a large scale) Makes every component that goes into a car they can't. Maybe if they made Bicycles like Peugeot:scratchchin

silverstang99 said:

okey ill just spend the money i guess i would rather only have to do it once and do it right

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Good for you. The springs you found may not be bad but we're not familiar with them. You want springs that will last as well and not sag after a year or two. Save up and you'll be happy.

Let us know what you end up going with...

silverstang99 said:

So the bullitt kit has me interested but does anyone have any expirence with it i like that i can do it all at one that way

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A kit would be better as you will need matching shocks and struts, this job is not for the inexperienced, if you don't know what you are doing pay a mechanic, you might need camber/caster plates and you will need a realignment when it's all finished...
Subframe connectors are well worth the investment as well