Trimming your Bump Stops is a crucial step when lowering your Mustang, especially the S550 and S650s. When you lower your car, you are reducing the amount of usable travel in the shock, but the bumpstop remains setup for the stock ride height. By trimming it, you gain back the usable travel and...
When the S550 was announced to the world in 2014, Ford introduced a new rear independent suspension. As a manufacturer, we are always excited by new changes brought to the platform, allowing us to develop new and exciting parts to make you go faster.
Fast forward to today, where we have the...
If you've lowered your 2024+ Mustang, you've probably experienced something called bump steer. This is when your suspension experiences a change in toe under compression or rebound. When you lower your Mustang, your outer tie rod end becomes misaligned with your lower control arm. The Steeda...
Yes, the Steeda Jacking Rails & IRS braces are designed to work together. I can speak for the other jacking rails - the Steeda IRS braces have the following powder coating:
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Steeda U.K. is a separate entity from Steeda U.S. & they stock their parts - if there is a demand for that part, let Robbie via Steeda U.K. know there is a demand.
He can be reached through this forum or on his website -...
These are just peace of mind for some consumers - that wanted the larger clamps but the ones that come with the Steeda H-Pipe are more than enough - we have sold 1000s of the H-Pipes with the standard clamps.
But here they are for reference...
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While the factory rubber lines are necessary to allow for movement, they also allow for expansion. This gives your brake pedal a soft feel that doesn't give you a lot of engagement. By upgrading to Steeda's Stainless Steel Brake Lines, you eliminate that problem and get a much stronger brake...