Ive been toying around with the idea of doing this for awhile now. Ive heard it all though, dont do that, why wreck a good mustang, trucks get lifted cars get lowered etc. I get it. I was wondering how you would go about it if you were going to lift a mustang to comfortably fit 37'' tires and not have it look hacked together? Ive considered a bronco 2 frame and a old ranger frame but I thought I would get some opinions and some good advice before I dug into the project.

Thanks

 

Bronco II might be too small, Ranger might be the best route. Hope you know what you're getting yourself into.

 

There's one in my area, a SN95. It was put on a Chevy Suburban chassis. It is HUGE, practically undriveable when its windy. It does look hacked together though. The person who owns it bought it that way, so It wasn't like I could talk to who built it unfortunately. I am curious about the motivation of someone wanting to spend that kind of money and time on something like this though if you would be willing to enlighten me?

 

I am definitely the wrong person to ask that question lol. I think 4x4ing any car like a Mustang is a complete garbage idea. Sorry if that offends. It just doesn't make sense to me.

 

I agree with you, but it isn't my car...

 

stupid idea if it was good they would have it as an option from factory!!

 

Really? With that logic we should never mod our cars because if it was a good idea it would have been an option... Riiiight....

I think a lifted mustang would look cool. But i agree, you don’t want to hack it together. A body swap would probably be the easiest since the mustang suspension does not have a high amount of travel in it (at least not enough to fit 37’s in the wheel wells).

 

Lifted Mustang II is the best thing I have seen.
In my opinion it looks better than a stock/lowered/modded MII

 

I actually like that...and kinda want it....helps its a mustang II body though.