While killing time at a book store last week I saw a new suspension part for classic Mustangs. Of course I didn't buy the mag, now I can't remember what magazine it was or the name of the company that makes the part. The part I am interested in is a kit that eliminates the lower controll arms and strut rods, and replaces them with a lower "A" arm. Can someone please help me find a manufacturer? If I'm not mistaken the magazine in question focused on late model Mustangs, and was in their SEMA coverage.
Need help finding new suspension part.
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SoCalCruising
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I was looking at a Chris Alston's Chassisworks catalog the other day and they have control arms that eliminate the strut rod. I don't know if that is the right one, but thought it might jog your memory.
1320stang
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No, it's not a strut or Mustang II conversion. It was a (or atleast appeared to be) bolt in kit that just eliminated the LCA and strut rod, and replaced it with lower A arms while keeping the stock upper suspension. It was along the line of the Alston stuff, but looked like it had a cross member with it. It looked really slick. Thanks for the replies so far!
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