Product Details

The D2 Racing PRO Series Lowering Spring set for the 2005-2010 Chrysler 300C is the straightforward stance upgrade for the Chrysler 300C: a noticeable drop, less body roll, and a ride that still works on the daily commute thanks to progressive spring rates.

PRO Series springs are cold wound from 55 chrome silicon steel in an ISO 9001 and TUV approved facility, then finished with a corrosion resistant coating for a long service life. They install on the stock mounting points with no modification and work with factory or performance shocks. D2 Racing backs them with a limited lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.

Features

  • Progressive rate springs: comfortable in normal driving, firmer under hard cornering
  • Cold wound for a consistent spring rate and long term durability
  • 55 chrome silicon steel, built in an ISO 9001 and TUV approved facility
  • Corrosion resistant coating
  • Installs on the stock mounting points, no modification required
  • Lowers ride height for a cleaner look and reduced body roll
  • Works with factory shocks, pairing with performance shocks is recommended
  • Limited lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects
Specifications
Part Number D-SP-DO-01
Part Name D2 Racing PRO Series Lowering Springs
Vehicle 2005-2010 Chrysler 300C
Chassis Code
Drivetrain AWD/RWD
Spring Type Progressive
Lowering - Front 1.8 in
Lowering - Rear 1.9 in
Ride-Height Adjustable No
Notes Excludes AWD models

Vehicle fitment

This product fits the vehicles listed below.

YearMakeModelDrivetrainNotes
2005Chrysler300CAWDExcludes AWD models
2005Chrysler300CRWDExcludes AWD models
2006Chrysler300CAWDExcludes AWD models
2006Chrysler300CRWDExcludes AWD models
2007Chrysler300CAWDExcludes AWD models
2007Chrysler300CRWDExcludes AWD models
2008Chrysler300CAWDExcludes AWD models
2008Chrysler300CRWDExcludes AWD models
2009Chrysler300CAWDExcludes AWD models
2009Chrysler300CRWDExcludes AWD models
2010Chrysler300CAWDExcludes AWD models
2010Chrysler300CRWDExcludes AWD models

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