Steeda Mustang MagneRide Sport Lowering Springs

[Dan2023]

Does anyone have any experience or maybe have installed the Steeda Mustang MagneRide Sport Lowering Springs on their Mach 1,
Part # 555-8242,
It advertises a 1 inch drop on all four corners, can anyone attest to this?
Thanks.

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[Ratical]

I have them, Ride Quality is Great. The Mach only drops about 5/8 though. I think 1 inch is for the GTs

 

[beast]

I have them, Ride Quality is Great. The Mach only drops about 5/8 though. I think 1 inch is for the GTs

That looks great

 

[Codeblue009]

I have the Dual Rate MagneRide Ultimate Handling Lowering Springs. It not only looks great, but the handling is incredible with all the Steeda parts working together as a system.

 

[tj@steeda]

The people have spoken ... let me know if I can help assist

Happy to help!

Best,

TJ

 

[Dan2023]

The people have spoken ... let me know if I can help assist

Happy to help!

Best,

TJ

Which application/springs would you recommend to achieve a 3/4 to 1 inch lower stance for a Mach 1,

 

[Codeblue009]

Which application/springs would you recommend to achieve a 3/4 to 1 inch lower stance for a Mach 1,

Hi Dan. My 2022 Steeda Mach 1 part sheet is on the following thread. This can give you an idea of how you want to build the suspension. Have fun.

www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/2022-steeda-mach-1-specs.187873/

 

[AZ_Ryan]

I have Steeda magnaride Sport Springs on mine. They were installed before I bought the car so I have no official "before" measurement. However after doing some research and comparing ride heights to other M1 owners on this site, it appears the drop was about .7" up front and .5" in the rear for a NON-HP car (after adjustment for tire size was taken into account).

I believe the 1 inch advertised drop on Steeda's website is for GTs. Check out my thread here for more info -

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/whats-your-ride-height.196103/

 

[Prodigal]

I have the magnaride dual rate on my Mach 1. Right at 3/4” drop. Love them. When used with the rest of the Steeda suspension upgrades the car handles amazing and looks killer

 

[AZ_Ryan]

I wish I could have drove my car before these were put on to appreciate the difference. I did however drive a non-hp car with stock suspension and it was a noticeably different ride (for the worse).

My only gripe about the Sport Springs is it does lower the car to its limits when combined with the HP wheels and tires. You definitely need to be careful of speed bumps and rain gutters or scrappage can occur on the underside splash shield.

 

[First Stang]

After I mount my new wheels, this is my next mod to do. For Those who have them on, did you install it yourself? Does this mod affect the warranty?

 

[AZ_Ryan]

After I mount my new wheels, this is my next mod to do. For Those who have them on, did you install it yourself? Does this mod affect the warranty?

The warranty is only effected if it is determined the aftermarket part caused or contributed to a failure/repair. In that event only those parts in question wouldn't be covered.

Make sure you get an alignment afterward. And definitely get camber plates installed with the springs.

 

[First Stang]

The warranty is only effected if it is determined the aftermarket part caused or contributed to a failure/repair. In that event only those parts in question wouldn't be covered.

Make sure you get an alignment afterward. And definitely get camber plates installed with the springs.

You answered my next question. To save on labor cost, I will opt to add the plates during the install. Since alignment will be needed, I will also add the alignment sleeves in the back. Cheers!

 

[tj@steeda]

Getting the plates done with the springs will be more affordable & save you time - understand it's a bit of an investment up front ... but that is a solid way to go!

Best Regards,

TJ

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