Rols574

for those interested.

http://detroitspeednews.com/2012/02/...he-alamo-2012/

69FB

I heard about DSE doing early mustang suspension testing and about the American Street Car Challenge Series. I'm excited to know that this will become an annual event/series and look forward to what they do in the near future for mustang suspension components.

andrewmp6

I like the hood on it has a Shelby looking scoop but wider,Its about time they got in to mustangs its a big piece of the old car market they are missing out on tell now..

Rols574

think it will be around the 5.5k to 6k the rest of their stuff goes for?

Rols574

Official announcement at the Hotrod & Restoration Trade show March 22-24

1slow67

Mmmmm... that 69 camaro is nice

Rols574

yes it is, Im kinda falling for the 67s. may try to get one to go along my 67 FB

Rols574

So DSE was kind enough to answer a few of my questions. they said the announcement will indeed be later this month on the 22 and the actual release will be around June. In the mean time they sent a few videos to drool over. as a good samaritan its only fair i share these with you

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PyDd8TgreA for the impatient ones the mustang stuff begins at 1:13

enjoy
i have more videos ill link to them soon

andrewmp6

I found this on another forum http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=36185

musnicki

Any aftermarket suspension over the original 40 year old Mustang suspension rocks. Someone convinced me to put coil overs in mine a few years back. My first thought was that I could be using that money for a bigger faster motor. He took me for a ride in his 68 and I was sold on them. I am so glad that I did the suspension upgrade. It makes driving an absolute pleasure. It's a nice feeling when I can pull away from a BMW at a light and then be able to keep that distance through the corners.

James