It's for a 1951 Prefect, and the finished track width ended up close to 48", with 5/8" narrowed control arms.
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Dear Welder Series… Mustang II coil over length question
Dear Welder Series…
Hi Paul,
I recently bought a coil over MII kit from you. I see a recommended ride height for the coil overs, but how about extended and collapsed length, or shock travel length?
Thanks
Matt
Dear Matt…
Matt, we define a coil-over’s ride height as eye center to center compressed 1/3 of the stroke from fully extended. For example, a coil-over with an extended dimension of 13″ and a compressed dimension of 10″ would have a designed ride height of 12″. Similarly, a coil-over with an extended dimension of 14-1/2″ c-c and a compressed dimension of 10″ would have a designed ride height of 13″. A shock with 3″ of travel will be fine for a MII front end. Shocks with longer stroke have the potential for a better ride, but only if the chassis is built so nothing tops or bottoms out with the extra travel.I hope this helps with your selection.
Paul Horton
Dear Welder Series… Mustang II Installation Instructions?
Dear Welder Series…
I purchased a Welder Series coil over front end kit for my 1952 GMC pickup. During the process I seem to have misplace my installation guide instructions. Can you mail me a new copy or email me a new copy either would be of great help.
Dear David…
David, check out the link below for more info on assembly and installation.
https://shared-assets.adobe.com/link/189346d8-00f3-41e6-4c58-dc618a54dd23
If it dosn’t load for you, please phone DW at 1-888-648-2150. He will get things looked after. (I’m on vacation and haven’t been getting emails since late last week.)
Thanks for your business. I hope the install goes smoothly for you.
Dear Welder Series… 1966 Chevy II Mustang II?
Are these (Mustang II kits) made to fit a particular frame? We have a 66 Chevy II.