Need recomend for stock height springs

[Chevyguy]

My brother bolted my set of Pony rims on for me while I was stuck on the couch with a leg infection He noticed the pass side rear spring was split clear through

It has not seperated yet and sits fine, but obviously needs to be replaced. So... I figure on a new set of springs instead of just getting another stocker. This is a daily driver so I dont want to lower the car, but would like to get some more handling.

Any suggestions??? I have a set of Monroe replacment struts up front, and will replace the original quad shocks too. I'm riding on some 245 50/16 Falken Ziex 502's

[cyberstang5.0]

I like Eibach for aftermarket springs. I have owned 2 sets in my life (2 different stangs). I went the drop route, but you don't have to. They have ones that are stock height, and ones that lower it just a little bit. You can choose between the different spring rates or series. Just make sure you get a set of caster/camber plates if you lower it. You don't want to chew up your tires Also, you might want to get a set of polyurethance bushings while your at it. They really help

[Joe50]

I just wanted to say that Falken Z-502's really really suck!!! Worst tires i've ever owned!!!

[Chevyguy]

I've only driven a few times on the new tires so far so good! The feedback about the Falkens I could find was similar to the Kumho's strong dislike or strong like. I saved almost $200 vs a set of BFG Gforce tires, and they sure look cool??? They sure seem to hook up better than the BFG Touring T/A's that were on the 10 hole rims when I bought the car!