Junkyard Dog
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Your Dark Horse is great and all (I mean, I own one), but wow those GT500s still look awesome several years later.
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The Steeda Dual Rates are actually really good for a daily driver (our owner & head of manufacturing both DD them). They ride slightly firmer than the Progressives, but not in a harsh or crashy way, they are more controlled, less float, and better support in quick transitions. They are
Ride Height Difference:
- Dual Rates: sit a touch higher, roughly ⅛–¼ inch difference depending on model year and trim
So if scraping is already a concern, the Dual Rates are the safer choice.
Shoot me an email & I can have Scott provide his DD feedback & if he has any obstacles he has to avoid as a DD.
Compared to the Progressive springs, they have a different drop:So, depending on model, the springs lower the car more? Let's say a performance pack GT? Will some springs lower the car more?
I was meaning the S650 platform only. Since the performance package cars were lower from the factory than a base car, didn't know if the ride hight varies from different cars based off package or options.Compared to the Progressive springs, they have a different drop:
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