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BMR SPD763R - 15-20 Ford Mustang S550 Lowering Spring Kit (Set Of 4) - Red

BMR  |  SKU: BMR-SPD763R
Sale price $27299 Regular price $27995

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Description

BMR SPD763R - 15-20 Ford Mustang S550 Lowering Spring Kit (Set Of 4) - Red

Lowering Springs, Set of 4, Minimum Drop Front, Drag Version

These springs will lower your S550 and S650, and feature a fine-tuned spring rate to give you improved launch characteristics at the dragstrip.

Each spring is loaded in the spring tester at the factory, then compressed and the CNC load cell measures the force for a variety of spring lengths. This allows BMR to offer a LIFETIME WARRANTY against spring sag.Blending aesthetics and performance, BMR has designed the SPD763 for the power adder crowd who want great all-around performance without worrying about the front-end sitting too low. These springs are designed for vehicles with the extra front-end weight of a supercharger or turbocharger kit. These lowering springs feature a fine-tuned spring rate (170 lb./inch front, 740lb/inch rear) to give you great performance and a smooth ride. The linear spring rates offers plenty of support, while remaining soft enough for great weight transfer. When performance and looks are a must, rely on BMR's suspension!BMR's suspensions SPD763 lowering springs are available in red powdercoat for long-lasting good looks. Front and rear springs are available separately (SP089 front, SP088 rear). Installation time is about 3-4 hours. Proudly made in the U.S.A.

Spring Position: Front and Rear
Spring Type: Coil
Progressive Rate Spring: No
Spring Rate, Front (lbs/in): 170 lb/in
Progressive Rate Spring, Rear: No
Spring Rate, Rear (lbs/in): 740 lb/in
Bushings Included: No
Spring Finish: Red Powder Coat
Quantity: Sold as a set of 4
Notes: Designed to work with OE mounts and perches or Camber Plates that reuse the OE perch. Aftermarket perches may not fit properly and could lead to excessive NVH. BMR's SPD763 will not fit Magneride equipped vehicles.

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