View Full Version : Anybody use the new Detroit Speed Mustang stuff yet?
I know its been recently released and the Detroit speed stuff does look really awesome, i think their front conversion must be amazing. Just wondering if anyone has used it or is using it on a new build. Haven't heard any feedback yet. I have plans to do something like this over the winter and was considering the Roadster Shop Fast Track and the Detroit Speed set up.
oestek
09-03-2012, 08:34 AM
We've installed the AlumaFrame and front suspension on our BOSS 302.0 project, we'll have a photo gallery up later today to show some shots of the install, along with a complete video of the install soon. It went pretty smoothly, there are a couple challenges to the subframe mounting, namely drilling holes on an angle, but not too difficult. More to come on this from us.
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oestek
09-03-2012, 01:19 PM
Check this gallery - you'll see pics of the install.
http://v8tvshow.com/BOSS302.0/index4.html
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6fastback7
09-03-2012, 04:49 PM
How many shop hours would a install like this take Kevin? just the subframe not the engine install...and is there a kit to mount to factory steering column..or do you need a aftermarket column?
Sweet i will be following this install, what motor are you guys using? I also would like to know the deal on steering column etc.
My car has ignition on the column and no aftermarket company makes such an animal for Fords
oestek
09-04-2012, 05:42 AM
We're using a Coyote 5.0 in this one. We'll start a build thread on the car shortly.
I'll see if we can get a ballpark estimate as to how long it would take in an assembled car for you, Fastback.
DSE normally specifies a column that will work with their steering rack, not sure if a stock unit will adapt, but we'll check into it. Lots of these parts are still trickling out of DSE as they are finalized, so this is definitely a real-time build based on what's available today.
how will the fender aprons be finished off?
MCB Matt
09-05-2012, 09:08 AM
We don't have any pics back yet but for the kits we have sold the verbal feedback is great. This was a long anticipated product line and WILL perform as advertised, they track test all their products before public release.
MCB
oestek
09-05-2012, 09:14 AM
how will the fender aprons be finished off?
We plan to use the DSE shock tower deletes.
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Kevin any more updates on this stuff or the install yet? will your video be coming soon?
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