'07 Chassis Upgrades
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'07 Chassis Upgrades
Suspension settings on the GT500 convertible were left a bit softer to reduce chassis flex, but happily both Shelby models (as well as all 2007 and later base Mustangs) benefit from chassis upgrades in the firewall, transmission tunnel and frame rails.
Anyone have more info on this? Sounds like the '07 will be a bit better in the handling department.
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Suspension settings on the GT500 convertible were left a bit softer to reduce chassis flex, but happily both Shelby models (as well as all 2007 and later base Mustangs) benefit from chassis upgrades in the firewall, transmission tunnel and frame rails.
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I believe these are chassis reinforcements to help the GT500, given the weight impact of the drivetrain. It should help in the rigidity department, which might have an impact on handling. It probably adds some weight to the base and GT models though.
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