[krotos1970]

!.4" front and .8" rear, would I need camber plates?

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[Coyote Chaser]

!.4" front and .8" rear, would I need camber plates?

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Your springs are simaler to mine and I didn't make any other modifications. Nor have I noticed any odd tire wear, etc.

 

[Buldawg76]

Just curious since these spring state for magnaride equipped cars, do they fit/work on non magnaride cars as well.

BD

 

[michaelfried665]

Just curious since these spring state for magnaride equipped cars, do they fit/work on non magnaride cars as well.

BD

rear lower control arm is different on Magneride set up's, swap those out and the springs are good to go. that's the only difference physically.

 

[hippobuttamas]

will you have issues with the air bags ? i just heard some have issues after lowing springs.
i'm curious why Ford don't offer factory lowering spring as an option, i want mine lowered cause i think it looks terrible with the front end so high of the ground, but there must be a good reason why Ford don't offer the option .

 

[michaelfried665]

will you have issues with the air bags ? i just heard some have issues after lowing springs.
i'm curious why Ford don't offer factory lowering spring as an option, i want mine lowered cause i think it looks terrible with the front end so high of the ground, but there must be a good reason why Ford don't offer the option .

You can do the front springs only, there's no rule that you must do both front and rear together.

 

[krotos1970]

Your springs are simaler to mine and I didn't make any other modifications. Nor have I noticed any odd tire wear, etc.

Did you have to realign after lowering? how many inches did you lower urs?

 

[Coyote Chaser]

I did not require any realignment after changing springs.
Installation of springs, dropped the front approximately 1.25 inches and the rear approximately .5 inches.
I installed the front springs first, and then the rear springs six months later.

 

[MD18EcoStang]

I did not require any realignment after changing springs.
Installation of springs, dropped the front approximately 1.25 inches and the rear approximately .5 inches.
I installed the front springs first, and then the rear springs six months later.

So you were out of alignment before, and the geometry change after lowering your car brought it into spec?? Kidding, kind of. I mean, it's not impossible, but alignment after lowering is almost universally recommended. 1.25 isn't huge, so maybe it remained just close enough to spec. Did you check it? How did you know it wasn't required?

 

[Coyote Chaser]

So you were out of alignment before, and the geometry change after lowering your car brought it into spec?? Kidding, kind of. I mean, it's not impossible, but alignment after lowering is almost universally recommended. 1.25 isn't huge, so maybe it remained just close enough to spec. Did you check it? How did you know it wasn't required?

I didn't check it, but I've been keeping a close eye out for thread wear, so far, so good!

 

[krotos1970]

I got 1 front spring on strut, other one is giving me a hard time to take 1 of the 2 bolts on button, and I didn't see nor know about these things I broke them, are they important and expensive?

 

[Buldawg76]

Appears to be a level or ride height sensors for the magnaride suspension system, so yes important and possibly expensive.

BD

 

[krotos1970]

I got the front springs done I still have to fix or replace those ride height sensors and rear springs should be easier, so far it doesn't seem to need an alignment, also these springs are for both the 4 and 8 cyl, so I don't think it's 1.4" lower because of the lighter engine, but it looks like it's at least 1" lower, right now I'm not going over 80 straight or over 40 turning until I fix or replace those sensors.