Control arms
10-04-2007, 11:21 PM
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RE: Control arms
ORIGINAL: racer02GTstang
i bought a panhard bar for 200 bucks.. cant wait to put it on but it will sure be helping out alot... for 700 you could do a panhard bar and full length subframes, that would help out a TON... or if you want to. do a k member kit.. that will make you alittle quicker and also make that front handle better.
lower control arms are better to get than the uppers... they help wheel up. the uppers control side to side and rotation movement... when you get a panhard bar and torque arm you dont need to have upper control arms and can remove them.
i bought a panhard bar for 200 bucks.. cant wait to put it on but it will sure be helping out alot... for 700 you could do a panhard bar and full length subframes, that would help out a TON... or if you want to. do a k member kit.. that will make you alittle quicker and also make that front handle better.
lower control arms are better to get than the uppers... they help wheel up. the uppers control side to side and rotation movement... when you get a panhard bar and torque arm you dont need to have upper control arms and can remove them.
how would this do coupled with some steeda sports or some ford c springs?
10-04-2007, 11:33 PM
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RE: Control arms
ORIGINAL: racer02GTstang
your rear wouldnt try to come around as much and you would be flatter in the turns. being a vert that i just noticed, weld in subframes help out alot too
your rear wouldnt try to come around as much and you would be flatter in the turns. being a vert that i just noticed, weld in subframes help out alot too
10-04-2007, 11:33 PM
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RE: Control arms
10-04-2007, 11:39 PM
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10-04-2007, 11:49 PM
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RE: Control arms
ORIGINAL: H0SS302
i was told verts already have subframes.
ORIGINAL: racer02GTstang
your rear wouldnt try to come around as much and you would be flatter in the turns. being a vert that i just noticed, weld in subframes help out alot too
your rear wouldnt try to come around as much and you would be flatter in the turns. being a vert that i just noticed, weld in subframes help out alot too
one thing i love about suspension is just about every part makes a difference and you can feel it.
10-05-2007, 11:50 AM
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RE: Control arms
GREAT info guys, thanks alot. i learned a great deal from that link, had tons of pics n stuff.
Im goin for this now
Stangsuspension Lower C/A's and panhard bar-400
UPR Full length weld in SFC- 59
Ford c springs(or anything comparable)-130ish
hows that sound for a cheap $590 suspension set up
Im goin for this now
Stangsuspension Lower C/A's and panhard bar-400
UPR Full length weld in SFC- 59
Ford c springs(or anything comparable)-130ish
hows that sound for a cheap $590 suspension set up
