Mustang Eibach Pro-Kit Lowering Spring Features:

Creates a lower, aggressive stance
Improves handling and cornering response
Lowers the center of gravity
Helps reduce body roll
Improves braking stability
Progressive design maintains ride quality
Tested with factory dampers
Includes four lowering springs
Backed by a five-year warranty

Great Handling From Eibach Pro-Kit Lowering Springs

If you've been wanting to remove some of that excess fender well space on your Mustang and get a more aggressive stance, Eibach has the perfect solution with this set of (4) Pro-Kit Lowering Springs. In addition to the look, these springs will help you stop quicker, corner faster and even get better miles per gallon when you lower your car's center of gravity. Pro-Kit Springs drop your ride's center of gravity and feature aggressive spring rates that almost completely eliminate body roll, acceleration squat, and braking dive to help keep your wheels flat and firmly planted when things get twisty. The Pro-Kit can be used with your factory shocks and struts, but dampers tuned for lowered applications are highly recommended. If you're looking for a custom-looking stance and exceptional ride quality, the Pro-Kit Lowering Springs are your best bet.

Eibach Springs Create Custom Mustang Stance

These Pro-Kit Springs are specifically designed to give your Mustang a custom-looking drop but not so low that you experience a loss in driving comfort or experience any scraping of the bottom of your car. When combined with some high-performance wheels and tires, the result is a car that handles just as white hhot as it looks. You wouldn't have a problem upgrading to 18" wheels and proper tires, as trimming is not necessary to avoid rubbing.

Vehicle Fitment: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 Ford Mustang GT/V6

Lowering Height by Application:

2011-2014 Ford Mustang Coupe 5.0L S197 Front: 1.0" Drop | Rear: 1.5" Drop
2011-2014 Ford Mustang Coupe 3.7L V6 S197 Front: 0.8" Drop | Rear: 1.2" Drop
2011-2014 Ford Mustang Convertible 3.7L V6 S197 Front: 1.0" Drop | Rear: 1.0" Drop
2011-2014 Ford Mustang Convertible 5.0L S197 Front: 1.0" Drop | Rear: 1.0" Drop

Kit Includes:

(2) Front Springs
(2) Rear Springs
Hardware & Instructions

Optional Sway Bar Upgrade: If you want to get the most out of a suspension upgrade for your Mustang, consider installing an Eibach Anti-Roll Kit (sold separately) as well. Designed specifically for your Mustang, this set of Sway Bars are the perfect compliment to the Pro-Kit Springs and will help you handle corners like a pro.

Installation Note: A 4-Wheel alignment is required after installing these springs.

Install Guide

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eibach pro kit

Exactly as advertised 1 in front and 1.5 on rear. Very pleased with product. Donr need camber bolts to get it aligned. Ride is about same as stock and better handling.

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Reviewed by: Ricardo Rangel Mora from firebaugh, CA on 2/6/2013

2014 gt

Good quality springs, perfect ride height and a quality ride with this kit.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) John m Breivogel from Ga on 5/29/2014

The eibach pro spring kn your website say 2011 to 2014 GT does this mean that they dont work for the v6?

Asked by: MAC - 1/11/2019

These springs will physically fit a V6. However, they're rated ride height drop is specific to a GT, and V6 Mustangs will see slightly less drop (roughly .8" in front and 1.2" in the rear) due to the V6s being lighter.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (1/14/2019)

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I have a 2014 Mustang GT. I have already installed a NON-ADJUSTABLE BMR Panhard Bar, NON-ADJUSTABLE BMR UCA and LCA's. Do I need to change these parts to ADJUSTABLE ones with the lowered springs?

Asked by: Bobby Lozada - 6/1/2016

It really depends on the springs and what you're doing with the car. In general, the Pro-Kit doesn't usually drop ride height enough to overly effect your axle angles by a large enough margin to justify swapping over to adjustable hardware, but if you are going to be road-racing or doing aggressive autocross, you may want to consider adjustable Panhards and control arms to better dial in your suspension geometry. If your Mustang is mostly for the street and straight line drags, then I wouldn't worry too much about it. Still, if your handling isn't where you think it needs to be, you can always swap them out later.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (6/2/2016)

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do I need to change the strut mounts when I install the springs?

Asked by: Rodney - 12/14/2014

It's not required, though it may be a good idea to get new mounts if the stock upper mounts or seats are worn or have a ton of miles on them.

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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (12/15/2014)

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Will springs work with stock struts/shocks, strut mounts? Can springs be changed only, or is it necessary to change other components like panhard bar or other?

Asked by: Ted - 8/24/2013

You can install just these springs without installing aftermarket shocks and struts. Keep in mind that the shocks and struts will probably see much less life span, and when they need to be replaced you will be paying for another install. If you have the money we suggest doing it all at once.

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2011-2014 Ford Mustang GT/V6 Eibach Pro-Kit Lowering Springs | 35125.140

Great Handling From Eibach Pro-Kit Lowering Springs

Eibach Springs Create Custom Mustang Stance

The eibach pro spring kn your website say 2011 to 2014 GT does this mean that they dont work for the v6?

I have a 2014 Mustang GT. I have already installed a NON-ADJUSTABLE BMR Panhard Bar, NON-ADJUSTABLE BMR UCA and LCA's. Do I need to change these parts to ADJUSTABLE ones with the lowered springs?

do I need to change the strut mounts when I install the springs?

Will springs work with stock struts/shocks, strut mounts? Can springs be changed only, or is it necessary to change other components like panhard bar or other?

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