by Astrofreak Mon Sep 11, 2017 4:20 pmDoes anyone know what if a Mustang II front suspension work for my 61' Ford Eco
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Astrofreak- Number of posts : 19
Location : Philadelphia PA
Registration date : 2016-03-03
misterbee- Number of posts : 70
Location : Chicago, IL USA
Registration date : 2014-12-30
I am in the middle of a restomod for my 62 ePup and had the shop install a mustang II type front end. It was very expensive from a time/labor standpoint and took a lot of engineering and fab to make it happen.
You can find some pix of my build here and you can see how it was built out.
https://goo.gl/photos/ggCWqe4Cvd26zLym7
This has about 128 images of various stages of the build. Once you find the pictures of the motor, you will find the front end work.
You can find some pix of my build here and you can see how it was built out.
https://goo.gl/photos/ggCWqe4Cvd26zLym7
This has about 128 images of various stages of the build. Once you find the pictures of the motor, you will find the front end work.
Astrofreak- Number of posts : 19
Location : Philadelphia PA
Registration date : 2016-03-03
Ok much appreciated
I will take a look
Thank you very much
I will take a look
Thank you very much
Astrofreak- Number of posts : 19
Location : Philadelphia PA
Registration date : 2016-03-03
Hey just looked at all your pics
Really nice work
What cross member is that your using for your trans
And thanks again
Really nice work
What cross member is that your using for your trans
And thanks again
Astrofreak- Number of posts : 19
Location : Philadelphia PA
Registration date : 2016-03-03
Hey one other question
Are you bagging this or are those for big block springs
Thanks again AWSOME work
Are you bagging this or are those for big block springs
Thanks again AWSOME work
misterbee- Number of posts : 70
Location : Chicago, IL USA
Registration date : 2014-12-30
Astrofreak wrote:Hey just looked at all your pics
Really nice work
What cross member is that your using for your trans
And thanks again
All of the work has been custom fabricated.
misterbee- Number of posts : 70
Location : Chicago, IL USA
Registration date : 2014-12-30
Astrofreak wrote:Hey one other question
Are you bagging this or are those for big block springs
Thanks again AWSOME work
Thanks, I can't take credit for it. The work is being done by Hot Rod Chassis and Cycle in Addison, IL.
The rear end will have coil overs, no bags.
Hip E van- Number of posts : 91
Location : Central Coast, CA
Registration date : 2014-12-20
Just checked out that photo album, looking good misterbee! I'm also curious about a mustang 2 swap. Seems like there is probably a universal kit that would make a good starting point, realizing that there will still be lots of custom fab work involved. I just want to know that the ride is worth the effort. Anybody got feedback who's driven both stock and IFS?
misterbee- Number of posts : 70
Location : Chicago, IL USA
Registration date : 2014-12-30
I'm not sure which components the shop used, but there are many Mustang II kits out there. They have to measured carefully and then welded up to the subframe, which is a job for a pro I think.
A Mustang II provides modern steering and handling and superior ride. The rear suspension if four-link.
A Mustang II provides modern steering and handling and superior ride. The rear suspension if four-link.
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