BMR SP012R Rear 1.5" Lowering Springs for 05-14 Ford Mustang S197

Vehicle Fitment

• 2005-2014 Ford Mustang (S197 platform; V6, GT, Bullitt, Shelby, Boss 302 - Rear-Wheel Drive)

Features

• Rear lowering springs engineered to drop ride height ~1.5" for improved stance
• Manufactured from high-tensile chrome silicon spring wire for durability
• Cold-wound CNC coiling ensures precision spring geometry
• Stress-relieved and shot-peened for long service life
• Red powdercoat finish for corrosion resistance and visual appeal
• Improves handling by lowering center of gravity and reducing body roll
• Lifetime warranty against spring sag from the manufacturer
• Designed for street performance and occasional track use

Specifications

• Part Number: SP012R
• Type: Rear lowering spring
• Drop Height: ~1.5" rear ride height reduction
• Material: Chrome silicon high-tensile spring wire
• Finish: Red powdercoat
• Installation Time: ~2-3 hours
• Position: Rear suspension
• Drivetrain: Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD)

Included Components

• 2x Rear lowering coil springs (SP012R)

Product Description

The BMR SP012R Rear Lowering Springs are designed for 2005-2014 Ford Mustang S197 models with rear-wheel drive, including V6, GT, Bullitt, Shelby, and Boss 302 trims. These performance-oriented springs lower the rear ride height by approximately 1.5 inches, giving your Mustang a more aggressive stance and a lower center of gravity for improved handling and reduced body roll. Manufactured from high-tensile chrome silicon spring wire and precision wound on CNC machines, these springs are stress-relieved and shot-peened to ensure durability and consistent performance.

Finished in a corrosion-resistant red powdercoat, the SP012R springs are built to work well for both street driving and occasional track use, providing improved cornering response while maintaining a smooth ride quality. BMR backs these springs with a lifetime warranty against sag, giving Mustang owners peace of mind in long-term performance. Installation is straightforward, typically taking around 2-3 hours with basic tools.