Anyone ever used Motor City Solutions?

[Mark Aubele]

Only 8 grand? I think their best kits are like 11... maybe that's cuz of the economy. Then again their website hasn't been updated in forever. Was almost thinking they stopped selling.

I guess I should google it... but where on the body does a 5-link attach besides the two lower control arms?

It is actually a four link with a panhard, they call it a five link to be cute or something. All it really does with the uppers is make them very close to parallel with the lowers to get rid of the bind, they are mounted to the axle with clamps closer to the rear tires, attach at the same point at the chassis.

http://www.miracerros.com/mustang/t_suspension2.htm

Scroll down to middle of page....

[Gastrader1]

Grigg's is hands down the best for any Fox or SN-95 Mustang assuming you actually want to get rid of the understeer problem that all of the above have. I have hand every Maximum Motorsport part on an SN-95 and it still pushed like a pig regardless of how the chassis was set-up. My Grigg's SLA/Watt's Link car is the easiest car I have ever driven on track, this includes the Ford GT I drove at Summit Point years ago. The cost of the Grigg's kit is roughly $12K for parts alone and the 60-80 hours of labor for install and set-up. You are looking at about $20K all in. The S197 platform does not need nearly the amount of chassis work to make it turn. However, it is quite heavy. My SN-95 with 15 gallons of fuel weighs 2670 lbs.
Good Luck