Aftermarket, With coilover setups
Posted at 18 October 2008 11:30
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While liability study for differant setups to mend the conduct of a 1967 mustang, I noticed a lot of strut and coilover setups. Yet these all use a new beefed up reduce control arm still mounted in the stash position. Correct me if I'm amiss, but at a habitual badger height, the cattle set up has that LCA at like a 15* face, not wholly flatly, say like newer mustangs. And all of the aftermarket setups put their new LCA in at this same point. Doesn't this still begin drop class treatment? I ..[next].
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