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Axle braces and handling
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<blockquote data-quote="Gray Ghost GT" data-source="post: 10285751" data-attributes="member: 108918"><p>If you plan to install coilovers - then you're moving along the path to preparing your Mustang for the road course, so I would go with the watts link over the drag axle brace setup to compliment the coilovers as part of your suspension strategy. There is no need to install coilovers if you plan to go drag racing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gray Ghost GT, post: 10285751, member: 108918"] If you plan to install coilovers - then you're moving along the path to preparing your Mustang for the road course, so I would go with the watts link over the drag axle brace setup to compliment the coilovers as part of your suspension strategy. There is no need to install coilovers if you plan to go drag racing. [/QUOTE]
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