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It is real easy to purchase non-compatible parts concerning
suspension components when there are so many suppliers. Suspension components must work
together in order for the car to be balanced. We have put together five packages for
1964-70 Mustangs starting with the basic setup to road racing. Each package is an upgrade
over the prior allowing you to choose what's right for you.


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STAGE 1 MUSTANG SUSPENSION 1964-66
Stage One addresses Mustang front suspension geometry issues. It
is considered a beginning level street application for performance minded enthusiasts. The
following list of components is required for this category. This stage improves
handling, tire wear, and overall vehicle response.
FRONT SUSPENSION
- MNR-46 --- Negative Roll System (Tubular upper control arms change
geometry creating negative camber gain during cornering. Negative camber increases
cornering ability and reduces outside tire wear by keeping the tire flat on the pavement).
- S-23 front spring (S-23 is recommended for street applications with small block
engines). Ride height will be lower about 1 inch.
- Strut Rod bushings part # SRB-4 can be used with stock strut rods. These bushings are
made of rubber and have a higher diameter then stock. DO NOT USE POLY IN THIS
LOCATION.
- Front sway bar used with S-23 is SB 549.
- Front Shocks Koni 82-1388 SP3.
Chassis Support
- Monte Carlo Bar ---Two types 1st Part # TS-6: TS-6 is straight commonly used
with stock distributors.
2nd Part # TS-8: TS-8 has a bend directly over the distributor that allows
clearance for tall aftermarket distributors.
REAR SUSPENSION
- Use Koni rear shocks part # 82-1389. Koni shocks are recommended for this application. Note: If you are upgrading to the next stage, Cure
Ride shocks would be a better choice.
- A 7/8 rear bar Part# SB676 should be used. If you are upgrading to the next level, NO
REAR SWAY BAR WILL BE NEEDED.
STAGE 2 MUSTANG SUSPENSION 1964-66
Stage two continues upgrading the suspension by adding rear suspension components and
balancing the system. For most people this is as far as they need to go. The car is
capable of high speed maneuvering safely and will out perform more then they anticipated
for the street. Add a set of 16 x 8 rims with 225 x 50 x 16 tires and your set. The
vehicles ride is similar to a European sports car and has superb handling. The following
list of components are required for this package.
FRONT SUSPENSION
- MNR-46 --- Negative Roll System (Tubular upper control arms change geometry creating
negative camber gain during cornering. Negative camber increases cornering ability and
reduces outside tire wear by keeping the tire flat on the pavement).
- S-23 front spring (S-23 is recommended for street applications with small block
engines). Ride height will be lower about 1 inch.
- Strut Rod bushings part # SRB-4 can be used with stock strut rods. These bushings are
made of rubber and have a higher diameter then stock. DO NOT USE POLY IN THIS
LOCATION.
- Front sway bar used with S-23 is SB 549.
- Front Shocks Koni 82-1388 SP3.
Chassis Support
- Monte Carlo Bar ---Two types 1st Part # TS-6: TS-6 is straight commonly used
with stock distributors.
2nd Part # TS-8: TS-8 has a bend directly over the distributor that allows
clearance for tall aftermarket distributors.
- Option strongly recommended especially for convertibles: ( Part of
stage 3). Subframes Part # 910 or 910-C (910 fits all 64-66 Mustangs except convertibles,
910-C is for convertibles).
REAR SUSPENSION
- Rear leaf springs Part # L-10 (L-10 will handle all conditions, street, drag, or road
race).
- Rear bushing and shackle system Part # 106SH (This kit will replace all the bushings and
shackles including the front eyes of the springs).
- Rear shocks QA-1 TC-2511-P adjustable units
- NO REAR SWAY BAR WILL BE NEEDED
TIRE/WHEEL COMBINATIONS (Option)
- 16 X 8 with a 4 ½ inch backspace works on the front and back. Use tire size 225 x 50 x
16 on the front and 245 x 50 x 16 on the rear. Note: You can use the same size tire all
around for rotation purposes.
Price does not include shipping.
STAGE 3 MUSTANG SUSPENSION 1964-66
Stage three is considered an aggressive street application. The following list of
components is required for this category.
FRONT SUSPENSION
- MNR-46 --- Negative Roll System (Tubular upper control arms change geometry for negative
camber gain during cornering).
- S-24 front spring --- ( S-24 is geared for more aggressive driving and road racing
events). Ride height will be about 1 inch lower.
- Super duty lower control arms SPF-1. SPF-1 is a standard lower control arm boxed
and modified with an aircraft spherical bearing located at the bushing location.
SPF-1s also have new lower ball joints.
- Strut Rod bushings part # SRB-4 can be used with stock strut rods. These bushings are
made of rubber and have a higher diameter then stock. Option: ASR-4
adjustable strut rods used with Stage 4. DO NOT USE POLY IN THIS LOCATION.
- Front sway bar use SB-536.
- Front Shocks Koni 82-1388 SP3
- Tubular tie rod adjusting sleeves ADJ-3 (kit includes jam nuts).
Chassis Support
- Monte Carlo Bar ---Two types 1st Part # TS-6: TS-6 is straight commonly used
with stock distributors.
2nd Part # TS-8: TS-8 has a bend directly over the distributor that allows
clearance for tall aftermarket distributors.
- Subframes Part # 910 or 910-C (910 fits all 64-66 Mustangs except convertibles, 910-C is
for 64-66 Mustang convertibles).
REAR SUSPENSION
- Rear leaf springs Part # L-10 (L-10 will handle all conditions, street, drag, or road
race).
- Rear bushing and shackle system Part # 106SH (This kit will replace all the bushings and
shackles including the front eyes of the springs).
- Rear shocks QA-1 TC-2511-P adjustable units
- NO REAR SWAY BAR WILL BE NEEDED
TIRE/WHEEL COMBINATIONS
- 16 X 8 with a 4 ½ inch backspace works on both front and back. Use tire size 225 x 50 x
16 on the front and 245 x 50 x 16 on the rear. Note: You can use the same size tire all
around for rotation purposes.
STAGE 4 MUSTANG SUSPENSION 1964-66
Stage 4 is considered a racing application and puts you on the race track. The
following list of components is required for this category.
FRONT SUSPENSION
- MNR-46 --- Negative Roll System (Tubular upper control arms change geometry for negative
camber gain during cornering).
- S-24 front spring --- S-24 is geared for more aggressive driving and road racing events.
Ride height will be lower about 1 inch.
- Super duty lower control arms SPF-1 or TBF-5. (TBF-5 is a option)
~ (SPF-1 is a standard lower control arm boxed and modified with an aircraft spherical
bearing located at the bushing location. SPF-1s also have new lower ball joints.
TBF-5 is a tubular lower control arm. Ball joint angles have been modified and spherical
bearings replace the lower control arm bushing. Stock car replaceable ball joints are
included). TBF-5 WOULD BE THE CORRECT CHOICE IF YOUR CLASS RULES ALLOW.
- Adjustable Strut Rod bushings part # ASR-4 will be used in this application. ASR-4
allows more caster to be added plus eliminates deflection without creating bind.
- Front sway bar use SB-536 with S-24 front spring.
- Front Shocks Koni 82-1388 SP3
- Tubular tie rod adjusting sleeves ADJ-3 (kit includes jam nuts).
Front Disc Brakes (Option)
- Pro Vintage Disc Brakes are available for this option in 12 inch. Pro Vintage Disc
Brakes use disc brake spindles and come complete with spindles, master cylinder,
rotors, bearings, seals, billet hubs, billet caps, 4/piston calipers, pads, hoses,
adjustable proportioning valve, braided steel line and hardware.
Chassis Support
- Monte Carlo Bar ---Two types 1st Part # TS-6: TS-6 is straight commonly used
with stock distributors.
2nd Part # TS-8: TS-8 has a bend directly over the distributor that allows
clearance for tall aftermarket distributors.
- Subframes Part # 910 or 910-C (910 fits all 64-66 Mustangs except convertibles, 910-C is
for 64-66 Mustang convertibles).
- Jacking Rails Part # 923. (Jacking rails go to the outer rocker rails and
weld on the inside edge. 923's also have cross tubes and gussets that tie the outer rocker
rail to the main subframe Part # 910. This kit also provides an avenue for connecting the
roll cage to the entire assemble).
REAR SUSPENSION
- Rear leaf springs Part # L-10 (L-10 will handle all conditions, street, drag, or road
race).
- Rear bushing and shackle system Part # 106SH (This kit will replace all the bushings and
shackles including the front eyes of the springs).
- Rear shocks QA-1 TC-2511-P adjustable units
- NO REAR SWAY BAR WILL BE NEEDED
TIRE/WHEEL COMBINATIONS
- 16 X 8 with a 4 ½ inch backspace works on both front and back. Use tire size 225 x 50 x
16 on the front and 245 x 50 x 16 on the rear.
Note: You can use the same size tire all around for rotation purposes.
Stage 5 MUSTANG SUSPENSION 1964-66
Our Mustang packages range from Stage 1 to Stage 5. Stage 5 is considered a
racing application and has continued improvements regarding brake upgrades and various
suspension components. The following list also supports various Category 5 components.
Note: Cat5 components are different from stage 5 components and require different chassis
setup when used. They are part of Global West's development group.
FRONT SUSPENSION
- MNR-46 --- Negative Roll System (Tubular upper control arms change geometry for negative
camber gain during cornering).
- S-24 front spring --- S-24 is geared for more aggressive driving and road racing events.
Ride height will be lower about 1-¼ inches from stock.
- TBF-5 is a tubular lower control arm. Ball joint angles have been modified and spherical
bearings replace the lower control arm bushing. Stock car replaceable ball joints are
included.
- Adjustable Strut Rod bushings part # ASR-4 will be used in this application. ASR-4
allows more caster to be added plus eliminates deflection without creating bind.
- Front sway bar use SB-536 with S-24 front spring.
- Front Shocks Koni 82-1388 SP3
- Tubular tie rod adjusting sleeves ADJ-3 (kit includes jam nuts).
Front Disc Brakes
- Pro Vintage Disc Brakes are available in three sizes 11.75, 12, or 13 inch. Pro Vintage
Disc Brakes for 1964-66 Mustangs are supplied with spindles and come complete with master
cylinder, rotors, bearings, seals, billet hubs, billet caps, 4/piston calipers, pads,
hoses, adjustable proportioning valve, braided steel line and hardware.
Chassis Support
- Monte Carlo Bar ---Two types 1st Part # TS-6: TS-6 is straight commonly used
with stock distributors.
2nd Part # TS-8: TS-8 has a bend directly over the distributor that allows
clearance for tall aftermarket distributors.
- Subframes Part # 910 or 910-C (910 fits all 64-66 Mustangs except convertibles, 910-C is
for 64-66 Mustang convertibles).
- Jacking Rails Part # 923. (Jacking rails go to the outer rocker rails and
weld on the inside edge. 923's also have cross tubes and gussets that tie the outer rocker
rail to the main subframe Part # 910. This kit also provides an avenue for connecting the
roll cage to the entire assemble).
REAR SUSPENSION
- Rear leaf spring combination with special bushing/bearing system Part # L-10cat5.
This system dramatically changes how the rear suspension reacts. (Used prior only on
Global West built cars). Now available.
- Rear shocks 82-1389 Koni
- NO REAR SWAY BAR WILL BE NEEDED
Rear Disc Brakes
- Wilwood heavy duty 12 inch rear disc brakes with 4 piston calipers.
TIRE/WHEEL COMBINATIONS
- 16 X 8 with a 4 ½ inch backspace works on both front and back. Use tire size 225 x 50 x
16 on the front and 245 x 50 x 16 on the rear.
Note: You can use the same size tire all around for rotation purposes.
STAGE 1 MUSTANG SUSPENSION 1967-70
Stage One addresses Mustang front suspension geometry issues similar to those of 1964
-1970. It is considered a beginning level street application for performance minded
enthusiasts. The following list of components is required for this category. This
stage improves handling, tire wear, and overall vehicle response.
FRONT SUSPENSION
- MNR-73 --- Negative Roll System (Tubular upper control arms change geometry creating
negative camber gain during cornering).
- S-26 front spring (S-26 is recommended for street small block applications, big blocks
use S-27). S-27 can be used with small blocks when more aggressive driving is desired.
Ride height will be lower about 1 ¼ inches from stock.
- Strut Rod bushings part # SRB-5 can be used with stock strut rods. These bushings are
made of rubber and have a higher diameter then stock. SRB-5 can be used for racing. DO NOT
USE POLY IN THIS LOCATION.
- Front sway bar used with S-26 or S-27 is SB 708.
- Front Shocks Koni 82-1388 SP3
Chassis Support
- Monte Carlo Bar ---Two types 1st Part # TS-2: TS-2 is straight commonly used
with stock distributors.
2nd Part # TS-7: TS-7 has a bend directly over the distributor that allows
clearance for tall aftermarket distributors.
REAR SUSPENSION
- Use Koni rear shocks part # 82-1389. Koni shocks are recommended for this application.
If you are upgrading to the next stage, Cure Ride shocks would be a better choice.
- A ¾ rear bar should be used Part # SB 914. If you are upgrading to the next level, NO
REAR SWAY BAR WILL BE NEEDED.
STAGE 2 MUSTANG SUSPENSION 1967-70
Stage two continues upgrading the suspension by adding rear suspension components and
balancing the system Stage two is considered a street application. The following
list of components is required for this category.
FRONT SUSPENSION
- MNR-73 --- Negative Roll System (Tubular upper control arms change geometry creating
negative camber gain during cornering).
- S-26 front spring (S-26 is recommended for street small block applications, big blocks
use S-27). S-27 is geared for aggressive driving and road racing events. S-27 is used with
small blocks for this application. S-28 is used for big blocks. Ride height will be lower
about 1 ¼ inches from stock.
- Strut Rod bushings part # SRB-5 can be used with stock strut rods. These bushings are
made of rubber and have a higher diameter then stock. SRB-5 can be used for racing. DO NOT
USE POLY IN THIS LOCATION.
- Front sway bar used with S-26 or S-27 is SB 708.
- Front Shocks Koni 82-1388 SP3
Chassis Support
- Monte Carlo Bar ---Two types 1st Part # TS-2: TS-2 is straight commonly used
with stock distributors.
2nd Part # TS-7: TS-7 has a bend directly over the distributor that allows
clearance for tall aftermarket distributors.
- Subframes Part # 911 or 911-C (911 fits all 67-73 Mustangs except convertibles, 911-C is
for convertibles).
REAR SUSPENSION
- Rear leaf springs Part # L-10 is recommended for 1967 models. L-11 is recommended for
1968-70 models.
- Rear bushing and shackle system Part # 106SH (This kit will replace all the bushings and
shackles including the spring front eyes).
- Rear shocks QA-1 TC-2511-P adjustable units
- NO REAR SWAY BAR WILL BE NEEDED
TIRE/WHEEL COMBINATIONS (option)
- 16 X 8 with a 4 ½ inch backspace works on the front and back. Use tire size 225 x 50 x
16 on the front and 245 x 50 x 16 on the rear. Note: You can use the same size tire all
around for rotation purposes.
STAGE 3 MUSTANG SUSPENSION 1967-70
Stage three is considered an aggressive street application. The following list of
components is required for this category.
FRONT SUSPENSION
- MNR-73 --- Negative Roll System (Tubular upper control arms change geometry for negative
camber gain during cornering).
- S-27 front spring --- (S-27 is recommended for street applications and occasional week
end club events. S-28is geared for more aggressive driving and road racing events. Both
spring combinations are used with small or big blocks. Ride height will be lower about 1
¼ inches from stock.
- Super duty lower control arms SPF-3 (1968-70) or (option TBF-7
which is tubular) --- (SPF-3 is a standard lower control arm boxed and modified with an
aircraft spherical bearing located at the bushing location. SPF's also have new lower ball
joints. TBF-6
tubular lower control arms are for 1967 Mustangs and TBF- 7 is used on
1968-70 Mustangs. Both arms have replaceable lower ball joints and spherical bearings replacing
the lower control arm bushing. The arms are pre-assembled for immediate
installation
- Strut Rod bushings part # SRB-5 can be used with stock strut rods. These bushings are
made of rubber and have a higher diameter then stock. SRB-5 can be used for racing. DO NOT
USE POLY IN THIS LOCATION.
- Front sway bar used with S-27 is SB 708 (use SB-537 with S-28 front spring).
- Front Shocks Koni 82-1388 SP3
- Tubular tie rod adjusting sleeves ADJ-3 (kit includes jam nuts).
Chassis Support
- Monte Carlo Bar ---Two types 1st Part # TS-2: TS-2 is straight commonly used
with stock distributors.
2nd Part # TS-7: TS-7 has a bend directly over the distributor that allows
clearance for tall aftermarket distributors.
- 4 Bar Export brace. ---- The tubular export brace offers a ridged mount
for holding the towers in place. It is by far stronger then a stamped brace
and offers a greater strength for holding the towers in position.
-
Subframes Part # 911 or 911-C (911 fits all 67-73 Mustangs except convertibles, 911-C is
for 67-73 Mustang convertibles).
REAR SUSPENSION
- Rear leaf springs Part # L-10 is recommended for 1967 models. L-11 is recommended for
1968-70 models.
- Rear bushing and shackle system Part # 106SH (This kit will replace all the bushings and
shackles including the spring front eyes).
- Rear shocks QA-1 TC-2511-P adjustable units
- NO REAR SWAY BAR WILL BE NEEDED
TIRE/WHEEL COMBINATIONS (option)
16 X 8 with a 4 ½ inch backspace works on both front and back. Use tire size 225 x 50 x
16 on the front and 245 x 50 x 16 on the rear. Note: You can use the same size tire all
around for rotation purposes.
STAGE 4 MUSTANG SUSPENSION 1967-70
Stage 4 is considered a racing application and puts you on the race track. The
following list of components is required for this category.
FRONT SUSPENSION
MNR-73 --- Negative Roll System (Tubular upper control arms change
geometry creating negative camber gain during cornering).
S-27 front spring --- (S-27 is recommended for street applications and occasional week
end club events. S-28is geared for more aggressive driving and road racing events. Both
spring combinations are used with small or big blocks). Ride height will be lower about 1
¼ inches from stock.
Super duty lower control arms SPF-2 (1967), SPF-3 (1968-70) or TBF-6/TBF-7 --- (SPF-2 or
3 are standard lower control arm boxed and modified with an aircraft spherical bearing
located at the bushing location. SPF's also have new lower ball joints. TBF-6 or 7 are
tubular lower control arms. Ball joint angles have been modified and spherical bearings
replace the lower control arm bushing. Stock car replaceable ball joints are included).
Strut Rod bushings part # SRB-5 can be used with stock strut rods. These bushings are
made of rubber and have a higher diameter then stock. SRB-5 can be used for racing. DO NOT
USE POLY IN THIS LOCATION.
Front sway bar used with S-27 or S-28 is SB 708.
Front Shocks Koni 82-1388 SP3
Tubular tie rod adjusting sleeves ADJ-3 (kit includes jam nuts).
Chassis Support
Monte Carlo Bar ---Two types 1st Part # TS-2: TS-2 is
straight commonly used with stock distributors.
2nd Part # TS-7: TS-7 has a bend directly over the distributor that allows
clearance for tall aftermarket distributors.
- Subframes Part # 911 or 911-C (911 fits all 67-73 Mustangs except convertibles, 911-C is
for 67-73 Mustang convertibles).
- Jacking rails Part # 924. (Jacking rails go to the outer rocker rails and weld on the
inside edge. 924's also come with cross tubes and gussets that tie the outer rocker rail
to the main subframe Part # 911. This kit also provides an avenue for connecting the roll
cage to the entire assemble).
Front Disc Brakes (Option)
- Pro Vintage Disc Brakes are available for this option in 12 inch. Pro Vintage Disc
Brakes use disc brake spindles and come complete with spindles, master cylinder,
rotors, bearings, seals, billet hubs, billet caps, 4/piston calipers, pads, hoses,
adjustable proportioning valve, braided steel line and hardware.
REAR SUSPENSION
- Rear leaf springs Part # L-11.
- Rear bushing and shackle system Part # 106SH (This kit will replace all the bushings and
shackles including front spring eyes).
- Rear shocks 82-1389 Koni.
- NO REAR SWAY BAR WILL BE NEEDED
TIRE/WHEEL COMBINATIONS (option)
Racing requires measuring your car in order to maximize tire/wheel combinations. We know
on the front using 16 or 17 inch wheels 4-1/2 inch back space is max. However
the exact rim width requires measuring. Brake packages, fender openings modified or not,
rear end changes, and a host of other factors all affect the overall tire/wheel
combination. This makes it almost impossible to accurately suggest maximum tire/wheel
combinations.
Note disc brake spindles are required for
all our Ford brake conversions.
Drum brake spindles will not apply.
STAGE 5 MUSTANG SUSPENSION 1967-70
Our Mustang packages range from Stage 1 to Stage 5. Stage 5 is considered a racing
application and has continued improvements regarding brake upgrades and various suspension
components. The following list also supports various Category 5 components. Note: Cat5
components are different from stage 5 components and require different chassis setup when
used. They are part of Global West's development group.
FRONT SUSPENSION
MNR-73 --- Negative Roll System (Tubular upper control arms change
geometry creating negative camber gain during cornering).
S-27 front spring --- (S-27 is recommended for street applications and occasional week
end club events. S-28is geared for more aggressive driving and road racing events. Both
spring combinations are used with small or big blocks). Ride height will be lower about 1
¼ inches from stock.
TBF-6 or 7 are tubular lower control arms. Ball joint angles have been modified and
spherical bearings replace the lower control arm bushing. Stock car replaceable ball
joints are included.
Strut Rod bushings part # SRB-5 can be used with stock strut rods. These bushings are
made of rubber and have a higher diameter then stock. SRB-5 can be used for racing. DO NOT
USE POLY IN THIS LOCATION.
Front sway bar used with S-27 or S-28 is SB 708.
Front Shocks Koni 82-1388 SP3
Tubular tie rod adjusting sleeves ADJ-3 (kit includes jam nuts).
Chassis Support
Monte Carlo Bar ---Two types 1st Part # TS-2: TS-2 is
straight commonly used with stock distributors.
2nd Part # TS-7: TS-7 has a bend directly over the distributor that allows
clearance for tall aftermarket distributors.
- Subframes Part # 911 or 911-C (911 fits all 67-73 Mustangs except convertibles, 911-C is
for 67-73 Mustang convertibles).
- Jacking rails Part # 924. (Jacking rails go to the outer rocker rails and weld on the
inside edge. 924's also come with cross tubes and gussets that tie the outer rocker rail
to the main subframe Part # 911. This kit also provides an avenue for connecting the roll
cage to the entire assemble).
Front Disc Brakes
- Pro Vintage Disc Brakes are available in three sizes 11.75, 12, or 13 inch. Pro Vintage
Disc Brakes for 1967-70 Mustangs are supplied with or without spindles (depending on year)
and come complete with master cylinder, rotors, bearings, seals, billet hubs, billet caps,
4/piston calipers, pads, hoses, adjustable proportioning valve, braided steel line and
hardware.
REAR SUSPENSION
- Rear leaf spring combination with special bushing/bearing system Part # L-11cat5.
This system dramatically changes how the rear suspension reacts. (Used prior only on
Global West built cars). Now available.
- Rear shocks 82-1389 Koni.
- NO REAR SWAY BAR WILL BE NEEDED
Rear Disc Brakes
- Wilwood heavy duty 12 inch rear disc brakes with 4 piston calipers.
TIRE/WHEEL COMBINATIONS (option)
- Racing requires measuring your car in order to maximize tire/wheel combinations. We know
on the front using 16 or 17 inch wheels 4-1/2 inch back space is max. However the
exact rim width requires measuring. Brake packages, fender openings modified or not, rear
end changes, and a host of other factors all affect the overall tire/wheel combination.
This makes it almost impossible to accurately suggest maximum tire/wheel combinations.
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