I’m not saying that the fronts will do anything for the bouncy ride, just that stiffer rear suspension will exacerbate a loose handling problem and that stiffening the front will help balance that back out.
@markboris will replacing the springs affect the warranty in any way?
My ICE Mustang has no bounciness at all but it does ride more firm. After replacing the struts, shocks and springs to the GT versions, it ride very similar to my ICE Mustang.
Interesting. I wonder if your Ford dealer has the same issue. Yes it would be more from them but you might be able to at least get them. I had mine within a few days.
I cannot see how it would affect the warranty. Not like anyone would know you did this. The springs physically don't look any different.
Manufacturers can’t void warranties or deny claims unless they can prove your modification caused the problem. I don’t see any way they could prove that a spring installed on an otherwise identical vehicle was somehow the cause of a failure in the vehicle.
I haven't ridden in an ICE Mustang in a bit but they've never been bouncy like this (nor has any other car I`ve been in). Harsh or stiff, but not bouncy. My issue is that while I prefer a smoother ride...I'd still take a harsher one over the bounciness.
I put an order in to see what they say (it was more expensive but not majorly so). I really appreciate you being a trail blazer and giving me an option that isn't expensive to try and improve things.
This is a long thread, and there have been a number of helpful contributions, but you might start by reading the posts by MarkBoris in this thread. In Brief, replace the springs with MMe GT springs for a considerable improvement. Beyond that, the bounce should also improve over time and with proper tire pressure.
