2005-2010 Mustang C&L CX2 Front Strut Review & Install

Improve the handling and control of your S197 Mustang by replacing those old worn out factory struts with a set of C&L CX2 Front Struts. Engineered with non-adjustable pre-set damping, this C&L CX2 Strut will give you the confidence you need to put your 2005-2010 Mustang through its paces whether it's on the street or out at the track.
Quality Construction. Manufactured using a gas pressurized twin-tube design, this C&L CX2 Strut has a larger diameter piston, when compared to stock, to provide better dampening and rebound. Featuring an outer steel housing, this C&L CX2 Strut is completed in durable blue finish for impressive good looks.
Straight Forward Bolt-on Installation. C&L designed its CX2 Strut to be a direct fit replacement upgrade for your factory strut. When replacing your front struts it is always a good idea to upgrade your rear shocks at the same time for balanced handling. An alignment is recommended.
Application. This C&L CX2 Front Strut is specifically designed to fit 2005-2010 Ford Mustang models. Sold individually. muscle.am/430eSDx
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