2015-2023 Mustang RTR Tactical Performance Springs - Non-Magneride
Lowering springs are one of the first mods that all Ford Mustang owners do, especially after adding a new set of wheels. Not all lowering springs are built the same, so choosing the right spring for your application is important. These RTR Tactical Performance springs have been rigorously tested through numerous suspension validation tests, guaranteeing a precise fit, functionality, and increased performance on any S550 Ford Mustang. These RTR lowering springs have a progressive spring rate and are designed to lower your 2015-2023 Mustang 1.1" in the front and 0.8" in the rear to not only give your car a better stance but also lower the center of gravity, reducing body roll and increasing your suspension performance. These springs are finished in a high-quality gray powder coat to help resist rust and corrosion.
RTR - Ready to Rock
The vision for RTR was born when Vaughn realized an entire car culture existed inside the Mustang community, and he had found himself right in the middle of it. He saw that enthusiasts like him wanted a more personalized touch for their vehicles, but there were limited styling options available, and none met his vision of what Mustang could be.
Being “Ready to Rock” is something that Vaughn has said since he was a teenager. It’s a mindset—a way of life—to be ready for anything. This is in the DNA of every RTR vehicle built to drift, drag, cruise, off-road, or run the track with RTR’s signature, modern, aggressive styling.
The world has learned that RTR manufactures to the highest OEM standards. Their parts are tested and validated by professional drivers in extreme & motorsport conditions. That hands-on experience translates into versatile total performance systems; all RTR products are designed and engineered to work together instead of just as one-off parts.
RTR lives by the phrase "Available to All, Not for Everyone" and they mean it. The team at RTR designs and builds very special cars for very special people. We know that not everyone is meant to be an RTR owner—and that's exactly the point.