Floor Reinforcement – Modern Stiffness for a Classic Mustang
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Lower shock mounts play a crucial role in providing a stable and secure connection between the shock absorber and the vehicle’s axle, which is essential for proper suspension performance. These mounts have been carefully engineered to withstand significant mechanical loads encountered during driving, especially under challenging road conditions or during dynamic driving.
Compatible with RST custom suspension;
Material: S355 structural steel;
Corrosion-protected component’
Designed using CAD tools
Their robust construction ensures secure seating of the shock absorber, directly enhancing handling quality and increasing suspension system precision. Thanks to precise positioning and the use of durable materials, the lower mounts effectively connect the shock absorber to the axle, improving both ride comfort and vehicle stability.
Sheet metal body
This product is compatible with the following Ford Mustang model years:
Ford Mustang Fastback 1964.5-1966;
Ford Mustang Fastback 1967-1968;
Ford Mustang Coupe 1964.5-1966;
Ford Mustang Coupe 1967-1968;
Ford Mustang Convertible 1964.5-1966;
Ford Mustang Convertible 1967-1968;
Ford Mustang Fastback 1969-1970;
Ford Mustang Coupe 1969-1970;
Ford Mustang Convertible 1969-1970.
Before purchasing, make sure the product is compatible with your vehicle.
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