Ford Focus ST sport Springs
Ford Focus ST sport Springs


 
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The COBB 2013 Ford Focus ST sport Spring Kit enhances handling with a lower center of gravity and firmer spring rates while eliminating unsightly wheel gap.

Price: $299.00

Stock Status:In Stock

Availability: Usually Ships in 24 Hours
Product Code: 9F1760
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Description
 
Description

The COBB 2013+ Focus ST sport Spring Kit is the best first step to a better handling and better looking car. The 1” drop front and 1.1” drop rear lowers the car’s center of gravity to improve cornering speed and response while also minimizing wheel gap for a sportier look. This aggressive stance reduces squat and wheel hop under hard acceleration. Progressive spring rates of 154 - 194 lbs/in front and 171 - 217 lbs/in rear provide the sport feel without being unnecessarily harsh or bouncy. Road course tested and real world approved, the COBB Tuning sport Spring Kit is the best direct replacement spring available for your 2013+ Focus ST.

Features

  • 1.0" Drop Front and 1.1" Rear
  • Progressive Rates: 154-194 lbs/in Front, 171-217 lbs/in Rear
  • Improved Handling, Balance, and Control
  • Reduced Body Roll
  • Tubing on Coils to Reduce Coil Slap Noise
  • Designed for the street or track

Applications


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Make Model Years
Ford Focus ST 2013


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Average Customer Review: 5 of 5 | Total Reviews: 1  Write a review.

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Cobb Sport Springs for Focus ST's April 3, 2013
Reviewer: Mario from Calgary, AB Canada  
As for the review - I'm terrible at these sorts of things.

Ride is quite comfortable, much better than stock. I found the stock springs to be almost sort of bouncy when you went over rough patches on the road. The cobbs - everything is much more stable so to say. The car acts more predictable. Cornering is much better, not so much lateral sway anymore. But I still have winter tires on, I don't want to push it too hard. The most noticeable part though, is on hard acceleration the car doesn't lurch so much anymore. It just goes and stays planted to the pavement (well, to a degree with the winters :p)

Pictures and such: http://fordstnation.com/focus-st-suspension/5293-cobb-sport-springs-installed.html

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