Which FMS springs, "C" or "B"?

blueneonman1 · 07-30-2001, 02:37 AM

Ok all, thanks again. I was speaking with a friend the other day noticing his '95 GT 'vert. was very low to the ground. I asked what his setup was and he said:

Rear:
adjustable uppers, stock lowers, stock shocks and Kenny Brown anti squat brackets.
Front:
some different struts and Jamex 2" lowering springs.

To me, the car looked slammed, but that probably just because I was comparing it to my 4x4 Mustang. Has anyone run with anti squat brakets? He also said that those brackets with the FMS C springs would definitely slam my car too low, but from you guys I'm hearing that FMS C's basically retain the stock height in the rear. I don't think my freind understands this, but I'd sure like my car looking as low as his.

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07-30-2001, 02:37 AM	#15
blueneonman1 Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Palm Harbor, FL Posts: 208	Ok all, thanks again. I was speaking with a friend the other day noticing his '95 GT 'vert. was very low to the ground. I asked what his setup was and he said: Rear: adjustable uppers, stock lowers, stock shocks and Kenny Brown anti squat brackets. Front: some different struts and Jamex 2" lowering springs. To me, the car looked slammed, but that probably just because I was comparing it to my 4x4 Mustang. Has anyone run with anti squat brakets? He also said that those brackets with the FMS C springs would definitely slam my car too low, but from you guys I'm hearing that FMS C's basically retain the stock height in the rear. I don't think my freind understands this, but I'd sure like my car looking as low as his. ------------------ Blueneonman - '95 5.0L Mustang GT Convertible \| K&N Custom Cold Air Intake \| FMS 9mm Wires \| Hollow Cats \| Flowmaster 2 Chambers \| BBK Subframes \| 6-pt Rollcage \| King Cobra Clutch \| FMS Adjustable Clutch Cable \| B&M Short Throw \| Coolest Neon Lighting on a Mustang EVER! Homepage: http://www16.brinkster.com/blueneonman/