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Mustang II Coilover IFS w/ Stock Control Arms, Coilovers, Dropped Spindles
- New stock stamped steel Mustang II control arms feature upgraded polyurethane bushings to reduce flex and deflection
- Heat treated forged steel 2-inch drop height spindles retain factory geometry for proven Mustang II performance
- Larger 11" vented rotors have 1/2"-20 studs and can be had in Ford 5 on 4-1/2" or GM 5 on 4-3/4" bolt patterns
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Product Summary
74-78 Mustang II, 74-80 Pinto, 75-80 Bobcat, Natural
- New stock stamped steel Mustang II control arms feature upgraded polyurethane bushings to reduce flex and deflection
- Heat treated forged steel 2-inch drop height spindles retain factory geometry for proven Mustang II performance
- Larger 11" vented rotors have 1/2"-20 studs and can be had in Ford 5 on 4-1/2" or GM 5 on 4-3/4" bolt patterns
- '78-'88 GM Metric brake calipers include brake pads, brake hoses, and mounting brackets
- Your choice of manual or power rack-and-pinion steering units, which includes mounting bushings and tie-rod ends
Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | Select Spindle / Caliper Type and Bolt Pattern |
| Front Suspension Type | IFS |
| Suspension Height Adjustment | 4.0-6.0 Inch Lowered |
| Control Arm Style | Stamped |
| Shock Type | Mono Tube |
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- Complete Mustang II front suspension kit system, minus crossmember
- Independent front suspension kit includes control arms, coilover shocks, and more
- Utilizes OEM-style stamped steel upper and lower control arms
- QA1 single adjustable aluminum coilover shocks (four spring rates available)
- Available with manual or power rack-and-pinion steering systems with tie-rod ends
- Updated 11-inch disc brakes use popular GM Metric single piston calipers
- Rotor options include 5x4.5-inch Ford and 5x4.75-inch GM wheel bolt patterns
- Forged steel Mustang II spindles with 2-inch drop height included
- Typical front-end drops of up to four inches can be had with stock height spindle
- Welding is required for strut rod mounts to chassis
Why Convert to Mustang II Suspension?
It has been over 50 years since hot rodders stumbled across the second-generation Mustang’s independent front suspension (IFS) crossmember and its compact design that would fit easily in pre-war hot rods. The famed 1974-1978 Mustang II front end has been swapped into countless thousands of hot rods and muscle cars over the decades due to its compact size, ease of alignment, and the ability to upgrade to disc brakes and rack-and-pinion steering all at once. However, the supply of original Mustang II suspension crossmembers you would find in a salvage yard have long dried up. Thankfully, the aftermarket, including Speedway Motors, has answered enthusiast’s needs with brand new Mustang II crossmembers, both universal and application specific, to maintain the feasibility of Mustang II IFS swaps.
Of course, a Mustang II suspension bolt-in or weld-in crossmember is only part of the solution. Once you have your crossmember installed in your hot rod, muscle car, or classic truck you’ll need Mustang II front end kit specific suspension components, including control arms, springs, shocks, and more to complete the Mustang 2 front suspension installation. We make things easy for your Mustang II front suspension project by offering complete Mustang II IFS kit systems designed to work together to provide the best handling for your intended purpose and budget. From stock-type control arms and OEM-level springs and shocks to beefy tubular control arms, adjustable coilover shocks, and more, we offer the perfect Mustang 2 front end conversion kit you’re after.
Mustang II Control Arms Are Your Mustang II Suspension Build’s Starting Point
For those looking for entry level handling needs, the stock stamped steel upper and lower control arms will get the job done, allowing you to save your build budget for other needs. We have put together just such a system with our new style stamped steel upper and lower control arms with polyurethane bushings. These control arms are designed to use a stock-style coil spring and shock absorber. We include QA1’s single adjustable coilover shocks for vastly improved ride quality and suspension tuning.
These shocks include your choice of coilover spring rate to achieve your desired ride height (which will vary by vehicle weight and options). Expect about up to a 6-inch drop with the included coilovers and 2-inch drop spindle, with the ease of ride height adjustment that coilover shocks provide. The rest of the kit features our standard strut rods with weld-on frame brackets (you may wish to upgrade to our tubular strut rod kit for additional tire clearance), 11-inch disc brakes, forged 2-inch drop spindles, and your choice of manual or power rack-and-pinion steering assembly
Spindles, Brakes, and Steering Round Out Your Mustang II IFS Kit
Our forged and heat-treated spindles provide a strong foundation for your Mustang II’s brakes, wheels, and tires versus cast spindles. The spindle features a 2-inch raised pin height (which provides a 2-inch drop) while retaining factory suspension geometry and is fully machined for use with stock inner and outer wheel bearings, OEM-spec brake caliper (or caliper adapter bracket) and maintains the factory 7-degree ball joint and tie-rod end taper for true bolt on ease. These spindles work together with our 11-inch disc brake kit that features Ford Granada-style vented disc brake rotors (available in either Ford or GM small car wheel bolt patterns) and GM Metric single piston calipers to create an affordable, yet effective braking system for your vehicle. We even include the brake pads and hoses to connect to your frame’s hard line.
Obviously, one of the key benefits of converting to a Mustang 2 front suspension is the upgrade to the precise control of rack-and-pinion steering from your old OEM frame mounted steering gear box. Rack-and-pinion steering provides better road feel, quicker turn-in, lower weight, and better packaging for engine swaps. While some prefer the simplicity of a manual rack for its bolt-in and go ability, we don’t force you to do so, as you have the option of either a manual rack or a power rack, both built with all new housing and internal components, and includes mounting bushings and outer tie-rod ends to connect your rack of choice to your spindles (tie rod extensions recommended for wide width applications). Simply pick up the necessary steering shafts and joints to connect the rack to your steering column.
Our Mustang II IFS kit and crossmember kit options make it easy to upgrade your project’s straight axle or early IFS with standard steering box to make room for engine swaps, better ride and handling, improved braking, and more. DIY-type installation can be accomplished easily in the home garage with the right tools and a competent welder, providing you with years of safer and more predictable driving that will make it fun to be behind the wheel of your ride once again.
Charts
Front Disc Brake Installation Instructions (PDF)
Spindle Instructions (PDF)
Spring Rate Chart (Link)
Rack Installation Instructions (PDF)
Specs
Hub-to-Hub Kit (Less Crossmember)
- New Control Arms
- Polyurethane Bushings
- New Strut Rods w/ Bushings
- New 2-inch Drop Spindles
- New Aluminum Coilover Shocks
- New Manual or Power Rack-and-Pinion
- New Tie-Rod Ends
- New 11" Brake Kit
- 5x4-1/2" or 5x4-3/4" Bolt Circle
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Specifications
Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | Select Spindle / Caliper Type and Bolt Pattern to see |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Front Suspension Type | IFS |
| Suspension Height Adjustment | 4.0-6.0 Inch Lowered |
| Control Arm Style | Stamped |
| Shock Type | Mono Tube |
| Spring Type | Coilover |
| Finish | Natural |
| Bolt Pattern | Select Spindle / Caliper Type and Bolt Pattern to see |
| Rotor Diameter | 11 Inch |
| Spindle Style | Ford Custom |
| Dropped Spindles | Yes |
| Dropped Axle | No |
| Dropped Control Arms | No |
| Spindles Included | Yes |
| Brakes Included | Yes |
| Steering Included | Yes |
| Caliper Pistons | Single |
| Caliper Finish | Natural |
| Shock Adjustability | Single Adjustable |
| Hardware Included | Yes |
| Rotor Type | Solid/Vented |
| Welding Required | Yes |
| GENERAL | |
| Sold in Quantity | Kit |
| Notes | Requires Mustang II crossmember (sold separately) |
| Spring Finish | Chrome plated |
| Drilled | No |
| Air Springs Included | No |
| Mounting Hardware Included | Yes |
| Brake Lines Included | Yes |
| Brake Pads Included | Yes |
| Calipers Included | Yes |
| Coilover Springs Included | Yes |
| Crossmember Included | No |
| Rotors Included | Yes |
| Lower Control Arms Included | Yes |
| Upper Control Arms Included | Yes |
| Outer Tie Rod Ends Included | Yes |
| Spindle Type | Drop Spindle |
| Front Sway Bar Included | No |
| Control Arm Material | Steel |
| Front Caliper Included | Yes |
| Front Rotor Included | Yes |
| Front Rotor Style | Plain Face |
| Front Spindles Included | Yes |
| Shocks Included | Yes |
| Bushing Material | Polyurethane |
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better than expected, all parts labled&bagged.
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put products on street beast 34 coupe.
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I was looking for this exact kit, but with stock spindles and not the dropped spindles. Do you offer that and what is the part number for it if you do?
by JDizzle Fo Shizzle
• 2 years ago
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will the mustang ll coil over suspension kit work on a 1973 ford f1oo pickup
by rhettro
• 8 years ago
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Will this product fit a 1954 Crestline/customline?
by Jamie
• 8 years ago
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How well will this product bolt up to a 72 mercury comet or ford maverick?
by Nate
• 9 years ago
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Will this kit fit a 1967 mustang coupe
by Austin
• 10 years ago
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Mjustang II Coilover I currently have a mustang two front clip on my 1941 Plymouth Coupe. If I were to buy this coilover package would I be able to unbolt the original Mustang II package and install this package with correct bolt hole alignment?
by plyhead
• 12 years ago
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