Photos/ Teasers of DSE's new Mustang/Cougar suspension

[67XR7]

I got my hands on the new catalog yesterday at the pleasanton Goodguys show and scanned in the pics and thought I'd share. The DSE rep I spoke to said the front will be about $6-7k less brakes. Im not going to cast judgement till I get to see it up close and installed and can ask more questions and address anything I think may be of concern. So far the stuff looks pretty cool. here they are:





this page shows the front bolt in Craddle/Cross member. if you look it has a top and bottom and will have sleeves that prevent the frame from crushing when you "pinch" the original frame. for the install looks to be a total of 10 bolts that hold it in there.


http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d185/norcalcougar/Dsestang1.jpg


here is the following page with shock options and wheel/tire sizes:
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d185/norcalcougar/Dsestang2.jpg

[67XR7]

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d185/norcalcougar/Dsestang3.jpg

[67XR7]

the shock tower kit looks pretty nice!

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d185/norcalcougar/Dsestang4.jpg

[67XR7]

rear suspension pics. The Rep told me they tested both a watts and panhard and both worked the same for them so the final setup will be panhard not the watts as shown:
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d185/norcalcougar/Dsestang5.jpg

[67XR7]

mini tub kits:
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d185/norcalcougar/Dsestang6.jpg

[67XR7]

collection of pics they had compiled to one page. if you look you can see small pics of the actual setup:
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d185/norcalcougar/Dsestang7.jpg

[HotRod68Camaro]

Makes me want to buy a mustang just to use their products. Too bad they could only get a 315 to fit in the earlier year models.

[67XR7]

depends on year. the early model cars are pretty small. but a 315 fits the 67-68 without framerail work and they are getting a 335 on the 69 and 70's

[Chad-1stGen]

That's cool. I can't wait to see their test car in action. Was bummed it wasn't at RTTC (at least that I saw).

[214Chevy]

That new aluma frame front suspension kit looks really nice. :bow: :bow: The Mustang guys should be all over this. :cheers: :cheers:

[69x22]

I wished they would make stuff for Tri-fives.

[214Chevy]

I wished they would make stuff for Tri-fives.

Yeah, I feel the same way about Chevelle stuff. Been waiting for years for some new Chevelle stuff....but nothing.:mad:

[Bowtieracing]

DSE did it again , now i can see Ford in my future :cool:

[Stuart Adams]

First class as usual. Cool for the mustang world.

[MCB Matt]

We are going to try and setup an introductory special on the Mustang line once its done and shipping!

Keep us on your list for this one...sexy stuff

MCB

[torino420]

Looks nice, sure would love to get rid of my shock towers!

[67XR7]

We are going to try and setup an introductory special on the Mustang line once its done and shipping!

Keep us on your list for this one...sexy stuff

MCB

If thats the case shoot me a call or pm as soon as you iron out an introductory price!

[soundqdoug]

I wished they would make stuff for Tri-fives.

They make the X-Gen frames

[67XR7]

I wished they would make stuff for Tri-fives.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_EZVJPb6v4&feature=uploademail

[MCB Matt]

Will do. I will see what DSE and MCB can come up with

Thanks
Matt

[kp.touring]

Yeah, I feel the same way about Chevelle stuff. Been waiting for years for some new Chevelle stuff....but nothing.:mad:

DSE has a full line of suspension parts for GM A-body that work awesome. We are currently installing 1 of thier systems on a one owner '67 442. Send me a PM if you like more info.

Kevin