Re: Fox and SN95 Mustang rear control arms
 

Lol...in the end it probably wouldnt amount to much if any improvement anyway. I'll just stick to the tried and true cheap routes. :p

Re: Fox and SN95 Mustang rear control arms
 

I tend to agree with you.

That type of suspension does rely on the rubber bushings to keep it from binding as it goes through it's travel. However it's generally accepted that you only need about 1" of separation to plant the tires. You should be able to obtain that much with heim uppers and just a small amount of play in the lower sleeves.

In reality though , I would think all you need in a lower class auto Stocker, is the hard poly type bushing with grease fittings. That kind of set up should last a long time.
I would at least check the lower left one once in a while though.

Re: Fox and SN95 Mustang rear control arms
 

This guy has some ideas: baselinesuspensions.com

Re: Fox and SN95 Mustang rear control arms
 

Here you go Dave... http://www.baselinesuspensions.com/

Re: Fox and SN95 Mustang rear control arms
 

Here is the Baseline Suspensions Outlaw Kit installed on the 8.8, ready to go into my SN95 . Instructions, fit and finish were excellent..

Re: Fox and SN95 Mustang rear control arms
 

Just ordered the Team Z version... http://www.teamzmotorsports.net/product_p/tzm-uca1.htm

http://i434.photobucket.com/albums/q...psc1ce9c15.jpg

Re: Fox and SN95 Mustang rear control arms
 

:):):)

Re: Fox and SN95 Mustang rear control arms
 

Those both look like nice pieces.

Re: Fox and SN95 Mustang rear control arms
 

I don't believe you can move pivot points fore and aft in Stock.

Re: Fox and SN95 Mustang rear control arms
 

I saw a 78-79 GM Stocker last year that had a home made setup like that team Z deal.

It was setup to use a shorter upper control arm to change the instant center on the car.

I'm going to read the rulebook again, but I do not remember where it said you cannot change the pivot point of the upper control arm at the rear end.

On the car's body/chassis, yes, you cannot move that, but I am not sure about the rear end attachment point.