[whiteboy]

thinking about going 90/10's up front and 50/50 in the rear!
would that be ok for a driver! but i will race this car too! if you have something else in mind let me know! thx

 

[ujt389]

In my opinion no that would not be ok for a driver. The 50/50's are fine for the rear but the 90/10's would be the problem. It is not that hard to swap out shocks thoughit would take maiby 5 minutes at the track.

 

[mustangboy]

I run adjustable shocks on my 68 and I have the fronts set at 70/30.The car handles better than it did with the old worn out originals.I'm going to try it at 90/10 and see how it works.It definetly would take me more than 5 minutes to change the front shocks.Its not a pleasant job on an early mustang.

 

[65whiteFastback]

I was thinking about buying the Doestch adjustables (4 for $189) myself but I am not sure how much they really help your Et's

 

[ckelly]

Something to consider - haven't tried it here, but if you could swap on a Fairlane shock top mount to a 67-up Mustang you can then run Fairlane/Falcon front shocks. These are post top shocks. It's then a simple matter to make a tool to compress the shock into the tower, then rotate it to adjust.

 

[dfree383]

go with the adjustables if your budget allows. I running 70/30's and they work fine for me on the street