Designed to control Eibach Pro-Kit and Sportline springs.

Dampers (struts and shocks) control the springs by damping out spring oscillations. The dampers must have valving matched to the spring rate in order to work properly. Dampers that are too soft for the springs will cause your Mustang to feel floaty, disconnected from the road. These Eibach dampers have the valving to control Eibach Pro-Kit and Sportline springs, as well as other mild-rate aftermarket springs.

• Strut mounting ears are sized to fit the "wide" Fox Mustang spindles, used on all 1979-86 Mustangs, and all non-V8 1987-93 Mustangs
• Shim plates are included for strut fitment to 1987-93 V8 spindles, and all 1994-04 spindles.
• Strut shaft bushings are included to ensure proper fitment with a variety of upper strut mounts and aftermarket camber plates
• Includes cellular foam front and rear bumpstops
• Includes rear dust boots
• Reuses stock front dustcover assembly. May not work with dust boots from onion head strut mounts.
• Eibach provides a 2-year warranty
• Additional parts may be needed for rear shock installation; see the Fitment tab

Struts fit

• All 1979-1986 Mustang spindles
• 1987-1993 V8 Mustang spindles (with included shim plates)
• 1987-1993 non-V8 Mustang spindles
• All 1994-2004 spindles (with included shim plates)
• Most OEM Ford dust covers
• MM bumpstop included with MM Caster Camber Plates. The MM bumpstop retains the OEM dustcover when MM Caster Camber plates are installed

Shocks fit

• 1979-1993 7.5" axles fitted with 8.8" axle lower shock mounting brackets
• All 1986-2004 Mustang 8.8" solid axles
• All 1994-2004 7.5" solid axles, as those axles have the correct lower shock mounting brackets".
• 1984-1985 7.5" axles equipped with quad shocks, as those axles have the correct lower shock mounting brackets

Required

• If your Mustang does not have the double-shear style lower shock mounting brackets, you will need to get either a pair of OEM brackets, or the MM Lower Shock Mounts (MMSM-2)
• MMSM-2 does not include the lower shock mount bolt (12mm by 70mm, grade 10.9) and matching nut

How can I tell which lower shock mount style my Mustang has?
The photo below is of the single bolt/stud early 7.5" style. This mount has low stiffness, is more prone to wheel hop, can't be used with coilovers and can't be used with any shock that has a bumpstop mounted on it.

The photo below is of the double shear 8.8"/later 7.5" style. This mount is much stiffer and works well for coilover use and shocks that have a bumpstop mounted on the shock shaft. It also eliminates the possibility of the shock body hitting the RLCA bracket under extreme throttle motions.

What if I can't look at my car to see which mount type I have?
All Mustangs from 1979-83 have the single bolt/stud mount. All Mustangs from 1984-93 that do not have quad shocks in the rear suspension, have the single bolt/stud style mount. All other 1984-2004 Mustangs have the double shear style mount.