Lowered Your Mustang and Still Have a Bumpy Ride? @steedaautosports
Lowered Your Mustang and Still Have a Bumpy Ride?  @steedaautosports
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Trimming your Bump Stops is a crucial step when lowering your Mustang, especially the S550 and S650s. When you lower your car, you are reducing the amount of usable travel in the shock, but the bumpstop remains setup for the stock ride height. By trimming it, you gain back the usable travel and prevent your vehicle from riding on the bump stop. On MagneRide equipped Mustangs, it is a bit more involved due to the rear shock having a wiring harness running through it. We'll show you no matter what trim you have how to get your bump stops correctly setup to give your Mustang the best ride possible!

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Lowered Your Mustang and Still Have a Bumpy Ride?

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