2005-2014 Mustang Ford Racing Assembled Handling Pack (GT Coupe) Review & Install

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Give your 2005-2014 Mustang an Aggressive Stance with the Ford Racing Assembled Handling Pack. The Ford Racing Handling Pack is a complete suspension upgrade kit to turn your Pony into a corner-carving machine. www.americanmuscle.com/frpp-ha...
Improve Handling. Ford Racing Assembled Handling Pack is a complete suspension upgrade kit made for 2005-2014 Mustang GT Coupes. A complete suspension kit will ensure that all upgraded suspension components will work together - properly - as a package. It will also make for an easier install as the front struts and springs come pre-assembled, so no need for a spring compressor. All together, this Ford Racing Assembled Handling Pack will completely transform the way your S197 Mustang looks and handles - better cornering with less body roll, decreased acceleration squat and a more even body position when braking hard are all positive traits that this kit brings forth.
Complete Suspension Upgrade.This Ford Racing Kit will significantly improve the handling performance of your 2005-2014 V8 Pony, as it includes the most important upgrade components: front and rear shocks and struts, a set of Ford Racing's lower springs, front and rear sway bars with bushings, an adjustable panhard bar, and front suspension mount upgrades as well. The progressive spring design will provide an even 1” drop across all four corners, lowering the centre of gravity and providing an aggressive stance. The front sway bar (34mm diameter) and rear sway bar (22mm diameter) are a solid steel construction, which is a significant upgrade over the factory bars. The panhard bar is made from chrome-moly steel tubing and is also on-car adjustable.
In-depth Installation. The installation of this Assembled Handling kit is straightforward, though it will take approximately 6 hours to complete. With the preassembled struts, you won’t need a spring compressor but you will need an assortment of sockets and wrenches, and a lift is suggested as well. You will also need to go for an alignment once the project is complete.
Kit Includes:
Front Struts (pre-assembled)
Rear Shocks
Lowering Springs with jounce stops
Front Sway Bar with bushings
Rear Sway Bar with bushings
Adjustable Rear Panhard Bar
Front Strut Mount Upgrade
Item #50499
MPN# M-FR3A-MGTA
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[@chemicalnbc5820]

Great review.

[@nateyzf]

Nice job on the video. Can you please comment on the need for caster/camber plates? Will you be able to get the alignment to exact Ford specs without them? Will the Maximum Motorsports CC plates mount right up to these or replace some parts from the Ford Racing kit?

[@kevoycurtis4433]

nice video

[@johnpaniccia3802]

Hi.....do you recommend changing out the sway bar end links while upgrading to this system?

[@komentierer]

Awesome

[@mywa8314]

Is this available for 2014 3.7L V6 Mustangs?

[@carlostrujillo3854]

These were super easy to install but are making a clunking noise I took it to get an alignment they said there was slack in the mount,and the lower ball joint is making noise...I am gona fix the ball joint myself and torque the 4 mounting bolts to see if it fixes the problem..hoping it's not a defective shock and strut because they are still preaty new

[@TexTheMaster]

How did it go? Issues?

[@carlostrujillo3854]

@@TexTheMaster clunking turned out to be my sway bar was loose...but I just upgrade my strut mounts to camber plates....but took it to get alignment and found the problem with my wheel shake,was my outer and inner tie rod I bought those off American muscle it came out to think it was $76,installed those and got a free alignment due to warranty they adjusted the tow angle for the tie rods now the car is cruising like a Cadillac deville on a 75mph runway lol

[@carlostrujillo3854]

@@TexTheMaster but if you are considering this kit I recommend it ...the issues I had with mine are due to year of the car and basic wear and tear...the kit worked perfectly when I installed it under my carport no issues on my test drive and I think the stance is perfect I dont scrape everything in town so I'm satisfied

[@Eslamizar]

I can't wait to pay off my Mustang so I can lower it a little and put an axle back exhaust.

[@americanmuscle]

Sounds like you got quite the mod listing building up here! Can't go wrong with those mods at all. What Mustang do you have?? - Matt

[@Eslamizar]

AmericanMuscle.com 2014 V6

[@triggerxx9760]

lol

[@jtdecker1]

Hey did you ever get it

[@ravensmedley2525]

You pay it off yet?

[@sweetbrandigirl]

Uh wrong the front sway bar is a 34mm diam **** NOTE**** No Front swaybar link come with this kit

[@robertswift6101]

it doesnt?

[@SpaceFoxAD]

I'll buy this kit if you still honor the $1500 price tag lol

[@mustang8206]

You don't need to go any lower than this. Bagged cars are ghetto