In your opinion...

best suspension company for the mustang


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OxMox

turkeysammichesonhisface
Mar 31, 2005
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who's the best suspension company (not products... full companies) for the mustang & why?
Sorry for the lacked poll options, but thats all i could think of at the top of my head.

Kenny Brown gets my vote
im wondering this now, cause im starting to do some suspension work to the mach now & I want it to be perfect (not to overdone & not to underdone...)
 
Maximum Motorsports because thats what I have :D

nah, I really do think MM makes the best suspension stuff. To me it seems they care more about your performance than your dollar. Steeda on the other hand, would be the other way around.

For springs, I like H&R. They give a good raked look and dont hurt weight transfer at the track much at all.
 
helty said:
Maximum Motorsports because thats what I have :D

nah, I really do think MM makes the best suspension stuff. To me it seems they care more about your performance than your dollar. Steeda on the other hand, would be the other way around.

For springs, I like H&R. They give a good raked look and dont hurt weight transfer at the track much at all.

The only Steeda suspension thing I have is there front strut tower brace, and thats kinda only because there the only company that i saw that makes them for the mach... MM doesnt, only for the cobra & GT and kenny browns online catalog is under construction still:shrug:

+1 on H&R springs. I got mine on the way, I cant wait to install them.
2.00" drop + 18" saleens w/ 305's on a '04 mach = :drool:
 
droptopponynj said:
I thought there was a thread on here a few weeks ago that Kenny Brown closed its doors?

And MM or Steeda or good, both win on the track.


I read that too. Health reasons. Also look on ebay. They are getting rid of all kinds of Kenny Brown stuff. Things like ID plates, labels, NIB stuff for $10, and they are parting out "company vehicles." Can get some cheap slightly used coil-overs, exhaust, superchargers, wheels, etc. http://motors.search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZonebad93lx

Also I like Maximum Motorsports and Griggs Racing.
 
trailblazr81 said:
I read that too. Health reasons. Also look on ebay. They are getting rid of all kinds of Kenny Brown stuff. Things like ID plates, labels, NIB stuff for $10, and they are parting out "company vehicles." Can get some cheap slightly used coil-overs, exhaust, superchargers, wheels, etc. http://motors.search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZonebad93lx

Also I like Maximum Motorsports and Griggs Racing.

sh1t, i hope there not closing for good! oh well, MM is always a good second place choice:D I havent heard to much about Griggs Racing... it sounds familiar though
 
For an all out track race car, Griggs is the best.

For a weekender or someone who wants better handling without selling a kidney or liver to get Griggs stuff, MM can't be beat.

KB is dead...

There is really no one else to consider for the average joe.

I have all MM parts and couldn't be happier.
LCAs
PHB
Bilsteins
H&R SS
Full length subframes
 
what a horrible poll

1. Kenny Brown is no longer in business
2. Griggs is the best suspension company
3. Maximum Motorsports is the best affordable suspension company
4. Everyone else makes a few good parts here and there, but thats it.

edit: oops, never read the last post.
 
griggs and MM are the only real choices IMO.

griggs has some advantages if you were building an all out race car. for a nomal steet car build up the parts you would chose make them pretty equal IMO.

I did not bother with griggs as MM was cheaper and for what I needed they offer great product.