It's a new product offered by Lakewood that keeps the rear axle centered at all times. I know I've seem them used on race cars, but this looked like a good option for a street car. I have one on order and was wondering if anyone else did?

Thanks Mike

 

I just read about them in Modified Mustang, and im really intrested in buying one if they do what they claim. It would be a nice alternative to new brace and adjustable panhardbar. Anyone know a reputible website or company currently selling the Lakewood Industries Watts link for the 2005+ yet?

 

Well, the Lakewood part # is 20505 (found on their website, http://www.lakewoodindustries.com/ on the New Products pdf).

I didn't find it on either Summit or Jeg's yet, but that's probably because it's new. Looks good, I'm interested in how much it'll cost.

I would've called them, but I don't expect they're open at midnight.
Unfortunately, I'm at work (since 8am). Forunately, I've got TMS to keep me company.

 

I think id much rather buy this then a brace and adjustable panhard rod combo. Reasons being One: It will automatically center up my lowered rear end and two: it will improve cornering as the rear end wont move from side to side.

As soon as anyone gets some info let us know.

 

I've read about Lakewood and one from Fays2 here:

http://www.modularfords.com/forums/2...yet-54364.html

 

Here's another take on it from guys who live and breathe suspension:
http://corner-carvers.com/forums/sho...light=lakewood

 

Here's one that's not as cheap as the Lakewood piece, but then, it's not.

http://www.fays2.net/fays2_watts_link_11_.html

And it works........

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