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My front rides a little stiff, but I wouldn't go back to stock. No other issues. I hope you can iron out yours.

Once you assemble the struts and put It on the ground the loose spring issue goes away.

Looks like mine

Hell yea. I love my Maverick (Gray ecoboost XLT)

Good question. I would also like to know

Thanks I need to bring mine in for a alignment

Oh cool. Did you check out the alignment?

Hey Shawn. Did you use camber bolts. How did they workout. Were you able to get It aligned.

Funny. I did It myself. Not that difficult. Compressing the springs Is the hardest part. I would buy a escape rear lower spring insulator. Just one side for the opposite wound spring. I just used mine and It worked.

Thanks guys

Thanks. I just ordered mine.

It steers fine and the wheel is straight. I haven't brought It to my alignment guy yet.

I agree that the ride was already stiff with the stock springs. It doesn't bottom out on speedbumps, but the ride might be a little more firm. Overall I like It a lot better. No regrets.

Stroked. The FWD has the force vectoring opposite wound coil also, but It didn't seem to matter much. ???

Agreed. I was going to get the Rev Magnum wheel until I lowered It and saw that the stock wheels look good. The drop was 2" in the front and 4" in the rear.

Yep I had the springs ready to go. Couldn't stand the wheelwell gap. Nice Mustang Fastback

Four spring set

I don't know about a hybird Mine is a FWD Ecoboost

It's a little stiffer ride, but not much. The ride was a little choppy stock. Yes, The escape insulators would be better. Just the lower insulator on one side. I used the stock one.

Stock wheels That's where It ended up. I like It so far. Now the exhaust.