What control arms are you running?

[stangman]

I run Steeda adjustables with solid bushings. They work a little too well, seeing as how I need to weld my TQ boxes right now, hah.

 

[Mustang5L5]

Not an sn95, but my fox

Mm HD adjustable lower arms
Ford/steeda boxed oem upper arms
New axle bushings from ford
Mach 1 rear springs
Tokicko shocks
New ford quad shocks (had wheel hop without them)

Ride is awesome and it's silent!

 

[007]

Pro3i. Cant remember the exact type. Nice improvement. No issues at all.

 

[BurningRubber]

StangSuspension/J&M adjustable lowers.

They seem to work fairly well. I noticed an improvement in the articulation of the axle in cornering. In a straight line they didn't seem to do anything. It's nice being able to raise/lower the rear in just a few minutes.

 

[SteedaGT9150]

Pro3i. Cant remember the exact type. Nice improvement. No issues at all.

didnt mm or another reputable company make those?

 

[SVT32VDOHC]

I've had HPM Mega-Bite Jr's on a couple cars which I've liked. I've had LRS economy style LCA's on cars and I've had BBK's. They are alll the same stuff. Poly bushings, boxed sheet metal...not much difference in the parts. Just a big difference in price.

The weight jackers from Granitelli, Steeda and MM are on a whole other level. Adjusting the ride height with an impact in 2 seconds is pretty awesome!

 

[Flghtmstr1]

I'm running Maximum Motorsports HD rear lower control arms. They've served me beautifully over the years; they drastically improved traction & predictability, while not making a peep for around 5 years now. Unfortunately, I don't think they'll be able to survive behind what I have planned