drag springs

[silver rhyno]

whos running them? what brand? did you see any improvement in the 60ft times?im upgrading my suspension with a BMR k-member,strange adjustable shocks and struts and now im looking for a drag spring to complete the set up..thanks

 

[stkjock]

Search will show you the way to CJ.

 

[GT.350-R]

I went with BMRs variable rate drag springs and they work perfect. The car has a nice stance and hooks great.

 

[silver rhyno]

yeah i was alot of mixed reviews on the CJ springs...i was looking at the BMR springs the sp009 i think is the part number...GT 350-R are you running the sp009? im running a 28x10.5x15 so i dont need any clearance issues

 

[GT.350-R]

You'll be fine with them. NO clearance issues. I run a 295/55/15 they are 28 inches tall and a little wider than yours.

 

[ford20]

From the info I have gathered the Cobra Jet springs are the way to go.

 

[silver rhyno]

You'll be fine with them. NO clearance issues. I run a 295/55/15 they are 28 inches tall and a little wider than yours.

cool i was worried the drop would be to much..

From the info I have gathered the Cobra Jet springs are the way to go.

the M5300Q spring? do you run them? what kind of 60ft times?

 

[Mike K]

I just picked up some bmr rear springs so I will be able to compare in a month or so I hope.

 

[ford20]

I do not have them on my car but while doing research on a drag suspension here I cam across this thread:

http://www.s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17063&highlight=cobra+jet+springs&page=2

IIRC this is the one where people were stating that after putting in the CJ they ran .2 quicker times and had .2-.5 quicker 60' times

 

[BMR Tech]

The BMR springs are the best springs to run, if you want the car to have a nice aggressive stance and work well at the drag-strip. BMR-SP009

This is not a sales pitch, it is a fact.

Let me know if you have any questions!

 

[conexion914]

CJ springs in the rear here.

I'm slow and NA, so this might not help out.

 

[fordracer666]

Cj springs and Lakewood 50/50 shocks .
Best to date 1.57 60 ft

 

[AlbertD]

The BMR springs are the best springs to run, if you want the car to have a nice aggressive stance and work well at the drag-strip. BMR-SP009

This is not a sales pitch, it is a fact.

Let me know if you have any questions!

I agree! I was cutting consistent mid 1.5s with 4.56s, d-specs, sportline front springs, and bmr rear springs. Car had a nice stance as well.

 

[Mike K]

I should be getting mine in tomorrow with the stock saleen springs up front

 

[Sharad]

We're running UPR/Eibach Pro Series drag springs on our 2010 GT. It cuts 1.35 60-foot times on UPR Pro STREET suspension and drag radials. 9.90 @ 133 and fully streetable. I highly recommend them!

http://www.uprproducts.com/mustang-eibach-drag-launch-spring-kit-05.html

 

[Bud]

We're running UPR/Eibach Pro Series drag springs on our 2010 GT. It cuts 1.35 60-foot times on UPR Pro STREET suspension and drag radials. 9.90 @ 133 and fully streetable. I highly recommend them!

http://www.uprproducts.com/mustang-eibach-drag-launch-spring-kit-05.html

Do they lower the car at all? I have cobrajets on my car and while it looks good with the drag wheel/tire setup I have a feeling it will look goofy when I swap over to daily rims/tires.

 

[BMR Tech]

I should be getting mine in tomorrow with the stock saleen springs up front

Post up your results!

 

[Mike K]

Post up your results!

I doubt I'll get them in since I have to work late but who knows I might have ambition.

 

[Unreal]

I wouldn't mind drag springs but I won't lower the car. If anyone had decent ones that are stock height I would get some.

 

[skwerl]

So who sells CJ drag springs?