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Ford Performance Lowering P-Springs (05-14 GT Coupe)

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Ford Performance Lowering P-Springs (05-14 GT Coupe)
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Features, Video & Details

  • Aggressive Muscular Stance
  • Improves Handling
  • Lowers Center of Gravity
  • Progressive Spring Rate
  • Estimated Drop: Front - 1.0” Rear - 1.0”
  • Fits 2005-2014 GT Coupes
  • Clears Stock and Aftermarket Wheels & Tires.

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Review & Installation Video

Review & Install Video

Improves Handling. Installing a set of progressive rate Ford Racing P-Springs will lower your Mustang's center of gravity, which will reduce squat during acceleration, body roll in the corners, and excessive nose-dive under hard braking. Ford Racing P-Springs are great for daily driving, street, and even occasional track use.

Aggressive Stance. The Ford Racing P-Springs not only improve the handling of your S197 Mustang, but they also improve the overall appearance by lowering the ride height approximately 1.0" to eliminate that nasty raised 4x4 truck look for a more aggressive muscle car stance.

Clears Stock and Aftermarket Wheels & Tires. These lowering springs were engineered to be compatible with your stock size wheels and tires, as well as AmericanMuscle's pre-configured wheel and tire combo kits (specific to your generation), to assure proper clearance with no rubbing issues.

Application. This set of four Ford Racing P-Springs are designed specifically for use on the 2005 to 2010 GT Mustangs Coupes. They will also fit 2011 and newer GT Coupes when used in combination with Ford Racing M-18183-C upper strut mounts and M-18000-A dampers (sold separately). Does not fit V6 or convertible models.

MPN# M-5300-PA

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What's in the Box
Hardware included:
  • (4) Springs
  • (2) Strut Boots
Installation Info
Tech Specs
Springs Specifications
Spring Rate: Front: N/A lb/in.
Rear: N/A lb/in. 		Usage: Street
Year: 2005-2014 Model: GT Coupes
Progressive or Standard: Progressive Estimated Drop: 1.0"F / 1.0" R

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      5 Top Rated Questions

      Im told my 2008 Bullitt already has a lowered spring from the factory. Is this true? It certainly does not look like it. Will this spring drop my bullit even lower if it does?

      • Thank you for your questions about the Ford Performance Lowering P-Springs - Coupe (05-14 GT). The Bullitt does run a different spring rate than the standard GT, and there are some sources stating that it does sit a half inch shorter in the rear. Even if that is the case, these springs drop will still provide a drop against the factory ride height because they are a 1 inch drop in the front and the rear.

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      Will these springs be a direct swap for a mustang gt coupe with brembo brake package? Or will i still need shelby strut mounts? My question essentially is.... Can I just swap springs? Thanks

      • If you have a 2005-2010 Mustang GT, it will be a direct swap. If you have a 2011 and newer GT, you will need to get the Ford Performance GT500 Style Strut Mount Upgrade (05-14 All), item # 50273, (http://www.americanmuscle.com/frpp-gt500-strutmount-0512.html) and the dampeners.

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      When adding/changing the stock springs on a 2014 GT to these Ford P springs, can the front alignment still be adjusted correctly when using the factory struts with the P springs ??

      • Whenever you change any suspension part on the car, we suggest getting an alignment done. You can get a proper alignment done with factory struts and aftermarket springs. I do suggest getting a set of caster camber plates such as the Maximum Motorsports Caster Camber Plates (11-14 GT, V6, BOSS), item # 47028, (http://www.americanmuscle.com/mm-caster-camber-plates-2011.html). These caster camber plates are double adjustable which will help you get the perfect alignment.

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      will fit on a 2013 v6 mustang?

      • The Ford Performance Lowering P-Springs will not fit on a 2013 V6. We do have springs that will fit your 2013 V6 mustang. This link will supply all of the springs that will work for a your vehicle. https://www.americanmuscle.com/2010-mustang-springs.html#shop-by2

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      Hi Just picked up a 2007 GT/CS. Was wondering in stock form if this model is lower than a regular GT. Read somewhere that it is. Would these work well with KYB shocks and struts and should I replace the strut mounts at the same time. Thanks.

      • The GT/CS models and the GT models will be the same ride height. However, these springs will work well with your shocks and it would be a good idea to upgrade the strut mounts as well!

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      10 More Questions
      Can these springs be direct replacement onto my factory struts ? Thanks 1 answer
      When I install these springs will I need... Caster camber plates or camber adjustment bolts to correct the alignment. 1 answer
      Will i have any sort of problems with scraping with these springs? i have some pretty big speed bumps in my are... 1 answer
      With a 1" drop is an adjustable panhard bar necessary? 1 answer
      i have a GT convertible and could u tell me which lowering springs would work with it. 1 answer
      do these springs fit in with gt500kr front struts i purchased gt500kr struts and would like to know if these fit with the struts. i would like a 1" drop or would i have to get gt500 coils? 1 answer
      Hi I was wondering if I should lower just the rears 1 inch will it level out with the front or do you suggest do all 4. Thx Jackster. Hi I was wondering if I should lower just the rears 1 inch will it level out with the front or do you suggest do all 4. Thx Jackster. 3 answers
      Would i need a new pan hard bar after installation?? I've heard after lowering the car, the rear tires kind of lean towards each other. Just wondering if anyone has noticed this problem and if just a pan hard bar would fix it.. 2 answers
      why wont these springs work with a v6? i want to lower my car evenly over all four tires and i only want a 1inch drop. ive heard from some people that they work on v6's but here on the website it says they wont. im just curious why they wont or if its even possible to use them on my mustang. 1 answer
      do i have to replace the factory shocks if replacing the stock springs with the lowering springs 3 answers

        Customer Reviews (70) Write a Review

        Overall Rating 5

        out of 5 stars

        Installation Time:Full Day

        Installation Cost:$100-$250

        • Handling Improvement 4.690909 4.7
        • Ride Quality 4.781818 4.8
        • Appearance 4.872727 4.9
        • Bang For Your Buck 4.854546 4.9



        • 5/5

          Installation Time: Afternoon

          February 17, 2018

          Ford Performance lowering springs

          These springs were easy yo install. Lowered the car 1inch. I used Ford Performance camber bolt kit instead of caster plates. Took a little extra time to notch struts for adjustment and perform alignment. The result looks great,not too low, just right.

          Flipper

          Year: 2008 Submodel: GT

          Helpful (4)

        • 5/5

          Installation Time: Less than 1 Hour

          June 15, 2017

          Perfect set up for 20" rims and 305 tires

          The ride height and feel is perfect for my driving style. I live in Germany so the autobahn and backroads are my daily commute. I have the front/rear springs installed with Koni yellow shocks/struts.

          Antoine

          Year: 2013 Submodel: GT

          Helpful (3)

        • 5/5

          Installation Time: Afternoon

          April 12, 2017

          Great spring for the street

          Paired with Koni STRT dampers and FRPP jounce bumpers (softer bump stops), the road manners are near factory while still providing a mild performance increase. The drop is just enough to get rid of that wheel gap but not low enough to cause ground clearance issues.

          AnthonyC

          Year: 2014 Submodel: GT

          Helpful (3)

        • 5/5

          October 12, 2016

          nicely lowered

          these spring lowered my car just right without effecting the ride or scraping on items on the road

          maliburoadkill

          Year: 2010 Submodel: GT

          Helpful (3)

        • 5/5

          August 23, 2016

          Perfect Stance

          I only used the rear springs on my 2005 torch red GT with only 22 K miles the change in the stance was dramatic , it's absolutely perfect now. , Ride and handling are improved and the looks of the car a million times better, absolutely love these Springs

          MIKE05GT

          Year: 2005 Submodel: GT

          Helpful (5)

        • 5/5

          July 20, 2016

          LOW BULLITT

          JUST WHAT BULLITT NEEDED 1 INCH LOWER PERFECET HANDLING

          Doc

          Year: 2008 Submodel: Bullitt

          Helpful (5)

        • 5/5

          July 05, 2016

          Perfect minimal lowering spring

          I bought these together with the orange Koni's front and back. I needed new shock/strust and decided to change the springs right away. Everything was done in about 5 hours. You definitely need spring compressors for the front springs to get them off. No need when you put the new springs on though. Very happy with the result, just makes it look a little better. Also ride a little stiffer.

          Arnoldone

          Year: 2007 Submodel: GT

          Helpful (5)

        • 5/5

          July 05, 2016

          Very happy

          These Springs are easy to install. The ride is great. And the stance is perfect.

          mewerthman

          Year: 2008 Submodel: GT

          Helpful (3)

        • 5/5

          Installation Time: Afternoon

          May 15, 2016

          Perfect!!

          Hello peeps!! I am new to the Mustang build up thing. I have a 2008 GT and this is my first mod! I wanted to get a lowered, tougher stance and improved handling. So I ended up getting the Ford Racing lowering P - Springs and the Bilstein HD shocks. Had a local shop do it cause I don't have the tools. Oh man . . . its exactly what I wanted. Car is about 1 inch lower front and rear, so not too much and you wont be scraping every driveway or bump. And the car handles noticeably better!! I ordered an SR panhard bar (I think you will need it, my car's rear axle shifted noticeably) and about to stick that on too. Overall, its perfect for the non-racer, weekend warrior or spirited driver like me. Don't consider anymore, do it.

          Yoyo1

          Year: 2008 Submodel: GT

          Helpful (4)

        • 5/5

          Installation Time: Afternoon

          November 30, 2015

          Spring install

          Good product...Mustang set just right. These should have been installed at the factory. Far better than original GT springs. Handles take off well with no wheel hop.

          Filly67

          Year: 2012 Submodel: GT Fate Tx

          Helpful (3)

        • 5/5

          Installation Time: Afternoon

          September 24, 2015

          Perfect balance

          My car came with Roush springs that dropped it 1/2"= Not enough and the ride was horrible. Then I installed Eibach Sport Line springs = Too much of a drop 1.5" front 2" in the back. The for P springs are perfect and the ride is awesome. When coupled with Eibach sway bars it is a perfect set up.

          Skatin

          Year: 2014 Submodel: GT Dallas, TX

          Helpful (5)

        • 5/5

          Installation Time: Afternoon

          September 07, 2015

          Ride is Much More Comfortable Than Expected From Lowering Springs

          I installed these springs along with Koni front struts (with GT500 strut mounts) and Koni rear shocks. The ride is perfect - much better handling than stock but without the expected rough ride. Of course, the ride is slightly harsher than stock, but still okay for a daily driver (mine is). No more truck-sized gaps between the wheels and fender. Super fast shipping as usual - thanks AM!

          Kevin

          Year: 2007 Submodel: GT Baltimore

          Helpful (3)

        • 5/5

          Installation Time: Shop Install

          Installation Cost: $250-$500

          August 29, 2015

          P springs

          The P springs really cleaned up the car no more 4x4 stance and it isn't that much different in ride quality. Shop installed it ended up being 300 flat

          ChrisChin

          Year: 2014 Submodel: GT

          Helpful (3)

        • 5/5

          Installation Time: Less than 1 Hour

          August 29, 2015

          Awesome springs

          I just used the rear springs to level the car out it dropped 1" dead on. The ride seems the same as oem springs easy install.

          Dennis

          Year: 2005 Submodel: GT Dixon ca

          Helpful (3)

        • 5/5

          Installation Time: Shop Install

          Installation Cost: $250-$500

          August 10, 2015

          Nice Ride!

          The car looks better, handles better and rides bettter, but there is still wheel gap. I thought by dropping it 1 inch and putting on 18 inch wheels it would look awesome, but I still see some gap. I guess it is better than going to low and hotting everywhere though. Just be sure of what you want when deciding on springs. I am very happy with these, despite the gap, they are fine for me.

          deputy2900

          Year: 2006 Submodel: GT St. Johns, FL

          Helpful (3)

        • 4/5

          Installation Time: Shop Install

          August 09, 2015

          very noticeable drivability improvement! !!!

          Great improvement over stock handling, can actually take deep curves at 75 plus mph with no worries!!! Kids dont try this @home lol

          GMitch

          Year: 2011 Submodel: GT Louisiana

          Helpful (5)

        • 5/5

          Installation Time: Afternoon

          May 15, 2015

          Great springs that do what they advertise!

          I bought the Ford Racing P springs with the Ford Racing shocks and struts and couldn't be happier. I wanted a slight drop to increase cornering ability but I didn't want to "slam" my 2013 GT. Having been in auto repair and maintenance for most of my life, I can honestly say that in years past installing springs and struts was a nightmare of a job that I avoided if at all possible. The pre-assembled kit is amazing simple to install and could be done by even rookie do it yourselfers in the driveway with patience and proper tools. I was extremely fortunate and my car didn't even require an alignment afterwards. I will say, perhaps you will want to hold off on ordering a new Panhard bar or Adjustible Camber/caster plates until you find out if you need them. I had already bought a Panhard bar, and it is sitting on a shelf unneeded. It won't hurt to find out you need them and order them afterwards.....better than buying them and finding out they weren't needed and being stuck with the investment. They fully meet the expectations of the 1 inch drop......handling is definitely improved and you can really carve up the corners. The ride stiffness is increased, and there is a little sacrifice of ride quality overall. I would say it's within expectations for lowering and stiffening the suspension. Looks great and works as advertised.

          Stang99x

          Year: 2013 Submodel: GT Suwanee, GA

          Helpful (3)

        • 5/5

          Installation Time: Afternoon

          May 15, 2015

          Just the look I wanted - convertible

          I only used the back springs to get rid of the excessive wheel gap that became more evident after putting wider 20" wheels on. A couple of notes. I used them on a convertible, even though they said they specifically don't fit. They do fit just fine. The convertible is a little heavier so I ended up with about 1 1/8" drop instead of 1", but that was more what I was going for anyway. A note on the install. It is FAR more difficult due to the convertible bracing that extends under the rear end. You cannot lower the rear end low enough to get them in. The "correct" way would be to pull the bracing, but that looked like a BIG job. Instead I used a pry bar to get the old ones out and a cheap set of spring compressors to get the new ones in. Was kind of a pain, but only took 2-3 hours start to finish. A non-convertible should only take 1/2 - 3/4 hour. Looks great though, just look I wanted. I might even put the fronts on sometime, but concerned about dragging the splitter in the front. A little firmer ride, maybe a little bouncier with stock shocks, but not bad. I cut the first ring off the factory bump stops and I am happy with that. JUST DO IT, you will love it.

          JPII

          Year: 2014 Submodel: GT Michigan

          Helpful (3)

        • 5/5

          Installation Time: Less than 1 Hour

          May 15, 2015

          Very happy!

          I done a lot of research looking for the best way to level the ride of my mustang. I finally came across this option And couldn't be happier . I Installed just the Rears and left the stock bumper stops. Leveled my car perfectly and handles better than stock.

          William

          Year: 2008 Submodel: GT Duncan, Ok

          Helpful (5)

        • 5/5

          Installation Time: Shop Install

          Installation Cost: 0-$100

          August 03, 2014

          A great product

          I was looking to lower just the rear suspension to level the car out, with out doing damage to the ride quality. I had the rear springs installed only and along with the strut and shock upgrade i think i achieved all my goals.

          cegt

          Year: 2012 Submodel: GT ca

          Helpful (5)

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