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This allows BMR to offer a LIFETIME WARRANTY against spring sag.Blending aesthetics and performance, BMR has designed the SP065 for the handling crowd who regularly use their cars on the road course or for autocross. These springs will drop your S197 Mustang 1.5-inches and feature a fine-tuned spring rate to give you great handling and a smooth ride. The 240 lb./inch front linear spring rates offer plenty of support, keeping the body flat and level in the corners. The 200 lb./inch rear dual-rate spring decreases body roll and gives you a lower center of gravity for increased driver control in aggressive cornering situations. Combine this with BMR adjustable sway bars and you have the ultimate in handling and performance. When performance and looks are a must, rely on BMR's suspension!BMR rear springs retain the factory "hourglass" shape designed by Ford engineers. This important feature provides a "variable natural frequency" in the spring to help counteract damaging wheel hop. This is a feature of the OE springs often overlooked by other companies simply because they don't realize it's benefits in multi-purpose applications.BMR's suspensions SP065 lowering springs are available in red powdercoat for long-lasting good looks. Installation time is about 2-3 hours. Proudly made in the U.S.A.
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