Hey guys just picked up a 2012 5.0 and they have some lowering springs on it that frankly beat the hell out of you on the highway. I want to keep the look but have a better softer ride. Please give me your experiences with different springs and what you prefer. Also should I look into changing out shocks and struts first or do it all over again?
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Do you know what springs you have on the car right now? Also, are you sure you still have the factory shocks and struts on the car?
It would suck if you went with springs based on the recommendation of the forum, and you end up buying the same springs that are on the car already. Remember, what's soft for one person, is a back breaker for another person.
It would suck if you went with springs based on the recommendation of the forum, and you end up buying the same springs that are on the car already. Remember, what's soft for one person, is a back breaker for another person.
Bmr springs are the closest to stock which is why a lot of people buy them. Of course people will have their opinions
More than likely the car is currently riding on some combination of roush struts and springs since he said it has some roush goodies on it.
This :rockon:
I'm running steeda sports with koni yellows and honestly at full soft on the shocks struts the ride is great. Slightly more taunt but much more controlled then stock.
That :rockon:
Springs and struts are a combo for a nice ride. I have Steeda sports, with takico d- specs which give you adjustability essential for good ride quality!
BMR for the win!!:rockon:
The 2 best progressive springs out there IMO and from hearing our customer reviews is either the BMR or ROUSH Springs.
Both have a low enough drop where you will not loose the ride quality but still give you the stance you want. Both will also allow the best transfer they can offer for being a lowering spring.
***Both in stock***
Both have a low enough drop where you will not loose the ride quality but still give you the stance you want. Both will also allow the best transfer they can offer for being a lowering spring.
***Both in stock***
I'm guessing its roush springs on stock shocks/struts from what you have told us and suspect. I'm thinking the stock stuts/shocks may be spent and it's not a spring issue at all. Pull off a wheel and take a look.
Eibach pro springs and Koni struts here. Rides nice and doesn't shake your teeth loose.
Yea I'm thinking stock shocks and struts on aftermarket springs. That adds up to a poor ride.
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