suspension question

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  1. Tylermav94

    Tylermav94 Member

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    I'm wanting to install a mustang 2 front suspension kit, was wondering if heidts has a kit the would work without modification? Maybe like a 66 mustang one?
     
  2. Dave B

    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    Lots of companies make kits, specific for Mavericks, use the search function, and more information than you'll need will come up.
     
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    You prob. will have to do a little fab work to get one in.
     
  4. RASelkirk

    RASelkirk Retired!

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    What's your concern, time? Cost? Skill level? It took me 15 hours from drilling the first spot weld to having the crossmember tacked in on my RCM clip (would have taken < half that time with a plasma cutter). The weld-out, steering column mods, and trimming took much longer. But if you're just worried about going from a roller back to a roller, plan on 20 hours or so...
     
  5. mav1970

    mav1970 Bob Hatcher

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    As Dave mentioned use the "search" feature as there are many ways to do a MII swap - R & C seems to be the most common direct fit but I've done it differently with some extra fab work along the way as have others :tiphat:
     

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