No Spring Compressor? No problem! @steedaautosports
No Spring Compressor? No problem!  @steedaautosports
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
We’ve officially launched our new Build-Your-Own-Suspension Packages for the 2020–2025 Explorer and 2022+ Maverick 2.0L AWD! These kits are designed for the enthusiast who wants a professional, matched setup without the headache of sourcing individual parts or using dangerous spring compressors.

The best part? These arrive at your door pre-assembled by our experts. They are ready to bolt directly into your ride, saving you time and money on specialty tools.

What’s inside the Explorer Package (AWD/ST):
Steeda ST-Style Dampers: Provides improved control for non-ST models or refreshes your ST.
Your Choice of Springs: Select from Steeda, Eibach, or H&R to get your perfect stance.
Options: Front Adjustable Camber Bolts are offered as an additional
What’s inside the Maverick Package (2.0L AWD):
Ford Performance/LOBO Dampers: Taken straight from the Maverick LOBO for increased high-speed control.
Your Choice of Springs: Options from Ford Performance, Steeda, Eibach, and H&R
Options: Optional front camber bolts and Eibach rear camber arms available to keep your tires happy.


Start your build today:
Explorer Package: steeda.com/steeda-555-BYOS-EXP-explorer-build-your-own-suspension-package
Maverick Package: steeda.com/steeda-555-BYOS-MAV-maverick-2-0l-awd-build-your-own-suspension-package

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