Lowering ?s Advice Needed

[Bullseye96]

I have the stock ride height on my vehicle. I would like to go lower but live in an area where going up moderately steep driveways daily limit my drop. What would you suggest. I want a more solid ride, but not too hard. I don't regularly go to the track, and don't auto x. nothing serious, just a good all around suspension setup. I'm currently running 18" saleens and would like to close the gap of my fender. Need recomendations for springs, c/c plates, and shock/struts. Also, no LTs in my immediate future. Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[FunkyBoss]

FRPP C springs or the Eibach pro kit shouldn't drop it too much. If you keep the drop under 1.5", you shouldn't need cc plates. I haven't done shocks/struts, but when I do I plan on getting Strange adjustables.

 

[MOmystic]

I have Steeda sport springs which drop you about 1.25". Not too low for scraping but takes up alot of space between your quarters/fenders and 18" wheels. I also went with Steeda caster/camber plates. I recently put Strange 10 way adjustables on front and rear and love them.

 

[Bullseye96]

thanks guys. MOmystic, your sig is with that setup? can you link me, or post a pic of the rear?

 

[MOmystic]

The sig is with that setup. Here are some more pics.

 

[jlg32281]

I have the Ford Racing B springs with the poly isolators and the Tokico blue shocks and struts. I don't have any pics, but I'm extremely satisfied with it. I wanted to drop as little as possible. I don't have CC plates yet, and so far it isn't too bad. I too have to pull in steep driveways and it's my daily driver and I highly suggest this setup. Stang suspensions has the best prices and amazing customer service. Keep us posted on your decision.