Lowering Springs ? Comfy vs Stiff ?

[Valzyran]

This may have been covered here before, but I didn't find anything that addressed this specifically, less I'm blind >.> lol.

I'm looking to lower the mav a little bit and was wondering, from those of us that have the experience, which lowering springs have the most comfortable/smooth ride out of whats available for the Mavericks ?

Thanks!

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[Mavericksport]

I lowered mine with H&R super sport. Which was 2 inch in front and 3 in the back. I give it 7 or 8 out of 10 for ride quality. But it also depends on road quality. H&R have a milder lowering springs also. So 2 options with H&R. Also eibach has some, im sure the ride is about the same as the H&R. by now there is more options out there. Currently I have coilovers which is lower and stiffer.

 

[GreyGuy]

I put in Eibach springs about a month ago, I was afraid that the ride would be to stiff or bouncy,It wasn't it was a little firmer than stock,I would Highly recommend them!

 

[Yellow318]

Also on Eibachs and I really can’t tell it’s any different from stock.

 

[Valzyran]

Been looking at these brands as well, H&R, Good-win racing, and Steeda ? How do these compare to the Eibachs ? I don't want to *Slam* the truck either in height lol.

 

[wax87]

Have y'all who have lowered your Mav seen a difference in MPG's?

 

[Valzyran]

Have y'all who have lowered your Mav seen a difference in MPG's?

Typically from what I have seen on other threads MPGs go up a bit, but also changing your CAI and exhaust have seen improvements aswell, plus a tonneau cover helps with creating less area's to create drag which hurts MPGs.

 

[Automan21]

 

[wax87]

Typically from what I have seen on other threads MPGs go up a bit, but also changing your CAI and exhaust have seen improvements aswell, plus a tonneau cover helps with creating less area's to create drag which hurts MPGs.

I have a Hybrid, so not a lot of option for CAI out there

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