Replacement coil springs for the Mustang II front end

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03-19-2014, 12:08 PM

mjhcobra

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Changing to the tubular A arms is a consideration for sure. My car is about to hit the road for the first time and I am more concerned about it being safe to drive. I plan to drive it for a month or so before I do the paint in case I need to make any changes.

The wheels on the front are a bit to wide and I read about tubular A arms that were 1" narrower, which would help my wheel issue. Any thoughts on those?

I may just get a new pair of springs as suggested by Dwight so I do not drive on these cut down springs.

Are spring cushions needed for the top and is there some kind of cushion for the bottom of the spring?

Thanks guys, Martin

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