Hotchkis Sport Leaf Spring Kit 1964-1966 Ford Mustang
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Ford Leaf Springs
Take your 1964-1966 Mustang's performance to the next level! Perfect for autocross and track days, Hotchkis Rear Sport Leaf Springs are one of the fastest, easiest and most dramatic modifications you can make to your Mustang. This kit offers a sleek lowered stance, that dramatically improves handling and driver control thanks to a lower center of gravity. Hotchkis engineers poured over computer modeling and track testing data to create the ultimate Mustang leaf spring that improves handling while offering a sporty yet comfortable ride.
Designed and manufactured by Hotchkis Sport Suspension specifically for the 1964-1966 Mustang. These high-quality street, autocross and track event ready Sport Leaf Springs were developed as part of a balanced system, giving the Mustang an aggressive stance and balanced handling, especially when combined with Hotchkis Front Sport Coil Springs, Sport Sway Bars, and 1.5 SPS Shocks.
Features:
- 1-1/2'' Lowered Stance
- Higher Performance 180 lbs/in Spring Rate
- Direct Bolt-On Installation
- Durable, Gloss Black Powder Coat Finish
Specifications"
- Fender-Edge to Center of Rear Wheel (at lowered ride height): Coupe/Convertible - 13-1/16'' ; Fastback - 13-9/16''
- Spring Rate: 180 lbs/in
- Drop: 1.5'' (38mm)
Specifications:
Will 17 inch rims fit without any issues
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