Suspension Questions
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Suspension Questions
Does anyone market a Mustang II front suspension for my 1970 F250? I've been told this is the quickest, least expensive and most effective way to improve handling and dr op the front end of my pickup. I've been looking and have found them for all the years up to 1966, but nothing beyond that.......Any advice would be appreciated......
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Does anyone market a Mustang II front suspension for my 1970 F250? I've been told this is the quickest, least expensive and most effective way to improve handling and drop the front end of my pickup. I've been looking and have found them for all the years up to 1966, but nothing beyond that.......Any advice would be appreciated......
Whoever told you that doesn't know jack squat ....A Crown Vic IFS subframe retrofit is much lower buck. Visit the tech info compilation linked below for info....
If you must have a Mustang II IFS, then visit Fatman Fabrications or Paul Horton's Welder Series....
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I wasn't aware of the Crown Vic....It's not a frame stub procedure is it? I've heard that's a ton of work! I will check out those two companies. Thanks!
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No. Your frame is not required to be "clipped". .. but clipping a frame is actually less work IMO.
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Great! So are there specific model years matching my frame specifications?
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Review the CV swap threads for detail. I don't have the time to get into it... that's your job.
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