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Old 07-19-2014, 10:10 PM   #1
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What is the best shock and spring combo to use on a stock front 1965 Mustang with a healthy small block and a clutch?
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Get in touch with Alex Denysenko and you will get all the information and help you need for that car. 219-861-1214
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Old 07-20-2014, 12:47 PM   #3
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Alex will be of the most help here, but this is what I did when I rebuilt the front end of a 68. I used the stock spindles and a suspension rebuild kit from CJ Pony Parts. The springs were from Total Control - the competition version of their coils - and they are nice and stiff. I'm not going to recommend shocks because I just went with budget stuff there. My guess is that Calvert will be the best front and back.

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Alex will be of the most help here, but this is what I did when I rebuilt the front end of a 68. I used the stock spindles and a suspension rebuild kit from CJ Pony Parts. The springs were from Total Control - the competition version of their coils - and they are nice and stiff. I'm not going to recommend shocks because I just went with budget stuff there. My guess is that Calvert will be the best front and back.

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The Total Control competition springs are not for drag racing use; they are for road racing applications.
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Get in touch with Alex Denysenko and you will get all the information and help you need for that car. 219-861-1214
Like Bill Harris said, talk to Alex Denysenko.
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Thanks for the lead I will call Alex
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Old 07-20-2014, 10:18 PM   #7
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Get in touch with Alex Denysenko and you will get all the information and help you need for that car. 219-861-1214
Bill what did you use on the 71 of yours? I am in the middle of building one now. I have a plan but its nice to here from somebody that's been there already

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Is this a race car only or a street strip car? This will tell what the car needs & is this going to be a class car or bracket car? if you p/m me I can tell you what you need. Also what size block are you using , weight on front end is important.
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Bill what did you use on the 71 of yours? I am in the middle of building one now. I have a plan but its nice to here from somebody that's been there already

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