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Thats pretty crazy, the mustangs g-ds wanted her lowered. lol. Which struts are you going with? The eibachs are good springs, I know a few people that run them. It'll definitely improve your handling a ton.

In the end I would tell you to figure out what kind of build your going after. If you want handling, than I would recommend teins (because of the aggressive drop), If you want the lowered look, any main stream spring that drops about 1.5" will do the job, besides with a smaller drop like 1.5"...

well, if your ever in Jersey, your welcome to take a ride in mine and see exactly what you'd be getting into. I was also nervous about doing mine, but my friend, who drives a Mr2 spyder with a lot of suspension mods, pushed me into it, and I can honeslty say that I have no regrets with it...

Thanks, ya I love this color too... This car actually is my daily driver, so its definitely do able to have a harsh ride on a dd, it just takes some time to get used to how it reacts going over bumps. The plus side of the drop being awesome handling, you'll definitely love being able to take...

So, I have the teins S model, which are 2.5" front drop/ 2.25" rear drop, with cobra front control arms (adding another 0.5" drop in the front), mm camber plates, steeda bumpsteer, x2 ball joint, bbk steering rack bushings, and Kyb struts/shocks. The only part that I wouldn't recommend is the...

Bare with me on how dirty she is, Its been a LONG rough winter...

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Just out of curiousity, Aristeros, what was the rest of your suspension set up? any other mods with the springs?

I'll try to get you a pic today. Teins do have a harsher ride than most springs, just because the drop is steep. But the handling gains are untouchable, unless you go coilovers, which often have an even harsher ride quality than teins. Also, I have had the teins in for almost 2 yrs now and have...

I'm running teins. They're about 2.5" drop, and with my 18" rims the gap is pretty much perfect. But If you go that steep on a drop you'll definitely need camber plates, at minimum. feel free to pm me questions, I've done a lot of research on new edge suspension.

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