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IFS suspension??

Air Ride Suspensions Q & A
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nvr endn   +1y
hey all. I am looking at doing a IFS along with a complete chassis. The rest i have figured out because i am running a heidts IRS. The front is where I am gonna need some help. I am going to run a set of mustang 2 control arms, along with a set of wilwood pro 2" spindle, and a wilwood front brake kit. Also there will be a flaming river rack as well. Now its just the placement of the control arms, and spindle center is what i need help with. The placement is obvioulsy somewhat critical. I want the motor as far back as i can, and as low. I will be running 22's on a BD colorado. i just dont want mad camber if the control arms are placed imporoperly. let me know any info on past experiences.

cory
scotto79   +1y
The mustang front won't get near enough lift to clear 22s, their mostly used for small travel suspension.
///RA TROY   +1y
i know alot of people wont agree with me but if mustang II is setup properly it can get plenty of lift
BioMax   +1y
Don't take this wrong, but I would truely like to see a Mustang II front end that...

1. Has the right size bag for the job
2. Gets more than 6" of lift

Troy- If you have pics, please post them. I have spent many hours on the Mustang II front end and cannot see how it's possible.
///RA TROY   +1y
ill get some pics of it inflated i get an easy 8-10 inches of lift running a 2500 firestone the frame is for a mazda b series
1 LoWfUKn RaM   +1y
that dosnt look like a mustang 2 front end..i thought they came with smaller arms
///RA TROY   +1y
thats mustang II control arms and spindals from speedway motors
trenth48   +1y
i'm using a mustang II on my 48 F-1 and it will lay the front on the ground, then raise the front up to 7 or 8 inches off the ground. So if its done right you can get good travel out of it.
trenth48   +1y
there's really not a whole lot of camber change on mine, granted i don't the control arms set i just have them bolted on. i have some pics in my profile. take a look.
BioMax   +1y
Well maybe the systems that I have used were limited by their width cause those arms look considerably longer than that ones I used.

Troy- yours looks like it has bump steer issues, does it toe in and out when the suspension cycles?