Suspension mods for daily driver?
Suspension mods for daily driver?
The Mustang is my daily driver. Thinking about doing some suspension mods.
May take the car to the track a few times. Just want to make it handle better. What are some kits to look at?Thanks for the info.
May take the car to the track a few times. Just want to make it handle better. What are some kits to look at?Thanks for the info.
I started with some braces (PHB brace and adj. PHB, A-arm brace, STB) -- all defintely worth it as it tightened up the chassis (I have a 'vert, so it is more noticeable for me).
I then added Steeda Sports and DSpecs, and it is great for a DD -- a bit firmer so it feels like a sporty car and not a Camry, but not too hars or annoying. It clears speed bumps and driveways with no problem, and looks like it should have in the first place.
If I would add anything next, it will most likely be sways (maybe just an adj. rear) as it understeers a bit for my taste, but it is certainly very good as-is.
I then added Steeda Sports and DSpecs, and it is great for a DD -- a bit firmer so it feels like a sporty car and not a Camry, but not too hars or annoying. It clears speed bumps and driveways with no problem, and looks like it should have in the first place.
If I would add anything next, it will most likely be sways (maybe just an adj. rear) as it understeers a bit for my taste, but it is certainly very good as-is.
get a panhard bar too, for you may need to re-center your axle after the vehicle drop.
my steeda springs and tokicos are getting installed tonight, but I bought the panhard bar to center the axle after the drop.
you will also need new strut mounts from Ford for any spring installation.
my steeda springs and tokicos are getting installed tonight, but I bought the panhard bar to center the axle after the drop.
you will also need new strut mounts from Ford for any spring installation.
Last edited by MaverickMLFD371; Apr 22, 2008 at 12:28 PM.
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