While doing research for differant setups to improve the handling of a 1967 mustang, I noticed a lot of strut and coilover setups. Yet these all use a new beefed up lower control arm still mounted in the stock location. Correct me if I'm wrong, but at a normal ride height, the stock set up has that LCA at like a 15* angle, not perfectly flat, say like newer mustangs. And all of the aftermarket setups put their new LCA in at this same angle. Doesn't this still cause lower quality handling? I mean, the whole strut coilover setup will vastly improve the handling, but with a relocated LCA, wouln't the handling be even better improved because the geometry will be improved?
Rob
Rob