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    1. #1
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      Mar 2014
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      has any one used this kit

      http://www.ebay.com/itm/322106621453...witem=&vxp=mtr



      it is supposed to have name brand components. the seller has a good reputation. i already emailed him and asked if he would share contact info of people that have bought the kit so i could ask them. i was hoping soebody here had bought it.


    2. #2
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      Sep 2011
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      I have similar but not that exact "kit". I wish I had researched more as a mustang 2 front end is less than ideal. Keep reading!

    3. #3
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      I think you will be disappointed with those brakes....

      Don
      1969 Camaro - LSA 6L90E AME sub/IRS
      1957 Buick Estate Wagon
      1959 El Camino - Ironworks frame
      1956 Cameo - full C5 suspension/drivetrain
      1959 Apache Fleetside

    4. #4
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      I say go for it! And let me tell you why. If you are asking about this kit then you are interested in it. We all know you could easily spend 10k or more on a front end with brakes. You are looking at a $1600 kit. It'll get you on the road driving and enjoying your car. It won't be the biggest and baddest but I think you know that already. Heidts has a good reputation for a quality product. Don't over think it and don't price yourself out of ever driving your car. Just my .02

    5. #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by Peter Mc Mahon View Post
      I have similar but not that exact "kit". I wish I had researched more as a mustang 2 front end is less than ideal. Keep reading!
      after a lttle time with google, i have not found any thing that said anything bad about mustang II front ends. could you direct me.

    6. #6
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      Quote Originally Posted by dhutton View Post
      I think you will be disappointed with those brakes....

      Don
      why do you say this.

    7. #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by 65 drop top View Post
      I say go for it! And let me tell you why. If you are asking about this kit then you are interested in it. We all know you could easily spend 10k or more on a front end with brakes. You are looking at a $1600 kit. It'll get you on the road driving and enjoying your car. It won't be the biggest and baddest but I think you know that already. Heidts has a good reputation for a quality product. Don't over think it and don't price yourself out of ever driving your car. Just my .02
      i am not even attempting to build the baddest. not until i run into jay leno money. i just going for the pro-touring look. any improvement over the original 1962 ford suspension will suffice for me. the reason i'm asking about the kit is not for the performance gains, but more geared towards quality and install.

    8. #8
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      Sep 2011
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      I suppose I shout have said "my" MII is less than ideal. I know that through experience not the internet. It is fine for me for just driving around town but I want a vehicle that will corner well, that's why I'm on a performance site, pro touring. MII is pretty old technology, I am sure there is way better for "possibly" not a lot more money (you did not mention budget). Keep checking this forum for other views. https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...ght=Mustang+II




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