leemoknows
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Can confirm. I test drove a '22 and it would "bounce" on roads going 40+. I bought a 26 premium and test drove before signing papers. It drives much smoother on the same road at 40+ without any bounce, etc.2024 changed the GT. There's no more non-Magneride GT as of the 2024 model year. The GT essentially became the GT-PE with the GT's power level. The optional Performance Upgrade put the 2024+ GT in a higher torque neighborhood than the 2021-2023 GT-PE.
For the non-Magneride models, 2025 saw revised spring and damping packages. The 2025+ supposedly ride better than the 2021-2024 due to those changes.![]()
My last mustang was an '04 Mach 1 with Eibach springs and dampeners and the ride is not much different. I'd say the Mech-E handles bumps better during acceleration, which is likely due to the independent suspension all around. Prior to 2015, the mustangs all had SRA's.
I don't know what the OE dampeners are on the Mach-E's, but I'm sure there are better ones out there.
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