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Best New Edge Mustang Lowering Springs Ranked & Reviewed

Created by Jude Horstman
Date Created: 3/28/2022
Last Updated: 12/13/2022

Check out Late Model Restoration's Best New Edge Mustang Lowering Spring rankings so that you can choose the best brand that works for your build!

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Best New Edge Mustang Lowering Springs Ranked & Reviewed - Best New Edge Mustang Lowering Springs Ranked & Reviewed

Selecting a new set of lowering springs for your New Edge Mustang can make choosing a kit challenging. When it comes to modding your Mustang, you’ll find out that there are a wide variety of fits, finishes, spring rates, and more. We’ve made it easier for you to decide with Late Model Restoration’s Best New Edge Mustang Lowering Springs guide when picking the best brand that works for your build!


New Edge Mustang Lowering Spring Guide

Name Part Number Fitment Front Drop Rear Drop
SVE Lowering Springs SVE-5300A 1999-2004 4.6 GT Hardtop 1.1" 1.1"
2003-2004 Mach 1 .75" .5"
Eibach Pro Kit EIB-3510 1999-2004 V6/GT Convertible/Hardtop 1.1" 1.1"
2003-2004 Mach 1 .75" .5"
1999-2004 3.8L Convertible 1.1" 1.1"
Eibach Sportline EIB-41035 1999-2004 GT/Cobra Hardtop 2.0" 1.8"
Eibach Drag Full Kit EIB-9310 1999-2004 V6/GT (Will not fit 99-04 Cobra with IRS rear suspension) N/A N/A
Eibach Drag (Rear Only) EIB-9310002RK 1999-2004 V6/GT (Will not fit 99-04 Cobra with IRS rear suspension) N/A N/A
Ford Performance Progressive Rate M5300B 1999-2004 V6/GT (Will Not Fit 1999-2004 Cobra w/ IRS) .875" .5"
Ford Performance Specific Rate M5300C 1999-2004 V6/GT (Will Not Fit 1999-2004 Cobra w/ IRS) .75" 1.125"
Steeda Sport ST-5558200 1999-2004 V6/GT (Will NOT fit 1999-2004 Cobra IRS) 1.0" 1.25"

1 | SVE New Edge Lowering Springs

Best New Edge Mustang Lowering Springs Ranked & Reviewed - Best New Edge Mustang Lowering Springs Ranked & Reviewed


First on our list, when replacing the OEM springs for a lower ride height, you can’t go wrong with the SVE lowering springs. These budget-friendly springs offer a progressive rate to reduce fender and tire clearance while maintaining traction and improving handling. You can rest assured that your ride quality will not suffer, and body roll will be minimized once you replace the stock springs. These Mustang lowering springs are made here in the USA and come equipped with a durable silver epoxy coating.


WILL THIS FIT MY New Edge?

Name Part Number Fitment Front Drop Rear Drop
SVE Lowering Springs SVE-5300A 1999-2004 4.6 GT Hardtop (Will Not Fit 1999-2004 Cobra w/ IRS) 1.1" 1.1"
2003-2004 Mach 1 .75" .5"


Benefits & Features

Benefits Features
Aggressive Look Progressive Rate Springs
Improved Styling Durable Silver Epoxy Coating
Improved Handling Made In The USA

ABOUT THE BRAND

SVE (Special Vehicle Equipment) is a division of Late Model Restoration and is dedicated to providing 1979-Present Mustang enthusiasts with quality performance parts at a budget-friendly price. These products are sold directly at LMR and are affordable for any budget. Whether you want better handling, more horsepower, or better looks, SVE has you covered.


2 | Eibach New Edge Lowering Springs

Best New Edge Mustang Lowering Springs Ranked & Reviewed - Best New Edge Mustang Lowering Springs Ranked & Reviewed


Moving on to second place is our Eibach Lowering Springs. When it comes to finding the perfect fitment on your New Edge, the Eibach Sportline, Eibach Pro-Kit, and Drag Launch springs will look right at home on your build. These springs are sold and offered directly at LMR and are affordable at any budget. We currently offer multiple specs to fit both Mustang GT coupe and convertible!


Eibach offers a rear spring kit designed strictly for drag racing. This rear-lowering kit is a great way to help launch your car for quicker ETs. See the provided part numbers below to learn more. When you decide to upgrade even more suspension in the future, check out Eibach’s sway bar and other additional suspension components!


WILL THIS FIT MY New Edge?

Name Part Number Fitment Front Drop Rear Drop
Eibach Pro Kit EIB-3510 1999-2004 4.6 GT Hardtop (Will Not Fit 1999-2004 Cobra w/ IRS) 1.1" 1.1"
2003-2004 Mach 1 .75" .5"
1999-2004 3.8L Convertible 1.1" 1.1"
Eibach Sportline EIB-41035 1999-2004 GT/Cobra Hardtop 2.0" 1.8"
Eibach Drag Kit EIB-9310 1999-2004 V6/GT (Will not fit 99-04 Cobra with IRS rear suspension) N/A N/A
Eibach Rear Only EIB-9310002RK 1999-2004 V6/GT (Will not fit 99-04 Cobra with IRS rear suspension) N/A N/A

Benefits & Features

Benefits Features
Excellent Ride Quality Various Rate Springs
Less Wheel Gap Black, Red, and Blue Finishes
Improved Handling Precision Engineered

ABOUT THE BRAND

Eibach Springs are made right here in the USA in Corona, California. These springs were first created to meet the most extreme requirements of racing purposes. Many big racing companies like F1, NASCAR, etc., recommended their products, and many use them on their racing vehicles. Their production technology is recognized by many as a leader in its field. This is due to their high-strength spring-steel alloys and many other components that make them stand out from the crowd.


3 | Ford Performance New Edge Lowering Springs

Best New Edge Mustang Lowering Springs Ranked & Reviewed - Best New Edge Mustang Lowering Springs Ranked & Reviewed


Coming in at number three is one brand that everyone knows and loves for the Mustang, Ford Performance. Known for the highest quality in Ford Racing and motorsports, Ford has designed their lowering springs to dominate on and off the track. We have installed these springs on our Fox Body Mustangs and New Edges before, and we can say that you won’t be disappointed! These coil springs are available in both specific and progressive rates for V6 and GT convertible/coupe models.


WILL THIS FIT MY New Edge?

Name Part Number Fitment Front Drop Rear Drop
Ford Racing Progressive M5300B 1999-2004 V6/GT (Will Not Fit 1999-2004 Cobra w/ IRS) .875" .5"
Ford Racing Specific M5300C 1999-2004 V6/GT (Will Not Fit 1999-2004 Cobra w/ IRS) .75" 1.125"

Benefits & Features

Benefits Features
Firmer Ride Comes In A Black or Blue Finish
Improved Handling Available For Coupe Or Convertible
Direct Replacement Progressive Rate

ABOUT THE BRAND

Being the high-performance division of the Ford Motor Company, this company specializes in aftermarket parts for many models including the Mustang. Their Mustang parts are designed, engineered, and developed to the most rigorous Ford OE standards. This has given them the right to wear the historic Ford oval.


4 | Steeda New Edge Lowering Springs

Best New Edge Mustang Lowering Springs Ranked & Reviewed - Best New Edge Mustang Lowering Springs Ranked & Reviewed


Finally at number four is the Steeda Lowering Springs. Available in both Ultralite and Steeda Sport Springs, these are the best for perfect drop height and ride comfort! Steeda is well known for its classic blue finish and is proudly made here in the USA.


WILL THIS FIT MY New Edge?

Name Part Number Fitment Front Drop Rear Drop
Steeda Sport ST-5558200 1999-2004 V6/GT (Will NOT fit 1999-2004 Cobra IRS) 1.0" 1.25"

Benefits & Features

Benefits Features
Increased Handling Made In The USA
Improved Styling Blue Finish
Firmer Ride Progressive Rate

ABOUT THE BRAND

Getting their start in 1988 by Dario Orlando, he chose to use his extensive background in engineering and racecar development to elevate Ford Performance Vehicles to a whole new level of incomparable performance. Steeda also offers a complete line of Ford-based parts in the world today and is considered the biggest privately owned Ford-performance-based company.


CONCLUSION – ABOUT THIS GUIDE

When it comes to picking a brand, you really can’t go wrong with these top-tier manufacturers. The amount of benefits and features that you’ll receive will for sure meet your expectations. We hope this New Edge Mustang Lowering Spring buying guide has helped you in selecting the right brand for your Mustang GT, Cobra or whichever model you own.


Frequently Asked Questions


How Do I Lower My New Edge Mustang?

The amount of time and difficulty to lower your New Edge Mustang is not as bad as it may seem. However, when you do begin the installation, keep in mind some of these critical components when lowering your build:

  • Do the job right the first time
  • Pick the appropriate springs
  • Make sure your front and rear suspensions are square

    To learn more and follow the step-by-step guide to lowering your Mustang, check out our New Edge lowering spring install video.


    Are Lowering Springs Worth It On An New Edge Ford Mustang?

    There are a dozen of benefits to lowering your Mustang. The five most significant pros include:

  • Better stance
  • Enhanced traction
  • Improved aesthetics
  • Superior handling
  • Lower center of gravity

  • Will Lowering Springs Affect Ride Quality?

    Upgrading your suspension - which, in this case, is firmer suspension, will affect your ride quality. Your Mustang will become more rigid, and you will sense most bumps. While the ride quality may not be that of the factory springs, you will notice better responses in steering and handling. This tradeoff will benefit you when you begin altering your suspension geometry and increasing the performance on your New Edge Mustang. You’ll notice, that cornering with your new suspension will allow you to handle higher speeds and keep your vehicle planted to the pavement.


    If you want to achieve better traction for your New Edge, we highly recommend taking a step further to upgrade your caster camber plates, control arms, bushings, struts, and spring isolators.


    These Mustang lowering springs fit Ford Mustang GT, Mach 1, SVT Mustang Cobra, Bullitt, Saleen, Roush, etc.


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    Jude is our Social Media Specialist and has written for Late Model Restoration for 4 years. Jude has a deep passion for automotive culture, including cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Read more...