Daylight pics after spring install
 

here they are.
http://www.mustangmods.com/data/15769/dsc00012.jpg
http://www.mustangmods.com/data/15769/dsc00013.jpg
http://www.mustangmods.com/data/15769/dsc00014.jpg

http://www.mustangmods.com/data/15769/dsc00015.jpg
http://www.mustangmods.com/data/15769/dsc00016.jpg

lookin good man. how do the h&r ride??? im thinkin of gettint the same.

I thought they would be harsh, but theyre not bad at all. I was really expecting it to be bouncy.

Looks great.Why would you think it would be bouncy?H&R's are the best springs out there.I think mine rides better than stock for sure.

now make sure u either get a camber adjust plate or a bump steer kit it will start to eat your tires up without it and avoid speed bumps one wheel at a time

Already have CC plates.

What exactly do Caster Chamber plates do for you? And what other mod's do you have to make when you put in new springs?

Caster camber plates allow you more adjustability when it comes down to doing an alignment. :) ..

How much was the drop? Doesn't look that much different from the stock height, but then again this is coming from a guy who has a 2.25" drop.. :eek: ....

Those were pics the day after I installed the springs. Have to give it a little more time to settle.

you cannot get it just right without the plates and the bumpsteer kit fixes the pull u will get we driving over uneven road say u roll over a bump with the right front wheel with a lowered car it is going to pull very hard when u do roll over it because you have messed up the geometry in the suspension and the bump steer corrects that and plus saves you alot on your car insurance by switching to geico

yeah it will get about 1/2 an inch lower over about a 2 week period at least mine did when i put them in