How To Install Mustang Shocks

[@edsotic]

Thank you mustangsplus. The front shock walkthrough is exactly what I needed.

[@umangu]

I've seen half a dozen such videos, this is the first that actually showed the shocks being screwed down into the shock tower (and how easy it is). I was worried I would need some kind of spring compressor!

[@Ron06NL]

This video is a great help. Did my rear shocks without jacking up. Next shocks will be the Bilstein at Mustangplus.

[@BlisterBang]

10:08 I think you could have done something a little less...eh...disturbing with that impact driver. Or was that intentional?

[@isitreal1459]

Wow! Great Video, looking forward to install mine on the weekend. Thanks a Lot.

[@AbelCastillo93]

Mark is dope! Very detailed and informative

[@thegreatbamboozler4837]

Nice shock video but I'm curious what kind of weird "boat tail" rear end is on that car.... was it a fastback at one time or something????

[@bigdaddyosopooh]

Thanks for this information! I wasn't sure if I had to go through the trunk for the rear shocks or if there was enough room to access them from the inside by taking the rear bench seat out. You showed me what I needed to know. Thanks again!

[@nickz8023]

thank u so much the front shock help so much

[@skipbarrus4106]

Great videos....do you have any videos on step by step and required man power to adjust the hood of a classic Mustang. Mine is about 1/2" high in the center, and needs to be flush with the fenders. Thanks Skip

[@joezimmerman936]

I just did this. Removing the shock tower cap was not necessary.

[@rhettrorocket43]

Having trouble getting the bottom, outside stud to seat itself properly on the perch. They're aftermarket calvert 90/10. Any tips?

[@mjpaff]

IS the car jacked up the whole time? Or does it matter?

[@cracksm3]

Hello, quick question. Do I have to raise and remove tire to replace front wheels? I know it may be easier but is it needed?

[@nmadsenID]

thanks for this video! very helpful

[@quangb9080]

What is that cover that you used to cover the access hole area for the rear shocks?

[@Pkusaywa]

+Quang B There are supposed to be plastic/rubber caps for the shock holes behind the rear seat. In this video, they only cover them with the rug from the trunk.

[@diggerjuly]

Good Video........ I'll be working on the wife's 1967 fastback this year..........

[@Dave-ru3tt]

Thanks for the video - helps a lot. Dave

[@jamesgraham6796]

At what torque are you tightening the nuts?

[@jeffduncan9140]

I believe he was using Kentucky windage on the torque specs.

[@HowToNation]

Anyone use kyb's ?

[@Riverwood_KY]

I just bought a front set of KYB's and plan to replace the old shocks on my 66 Mustang soon. We have a classic Mustang mechanic in town who prefers them, so that is what I'm using. There are lots of options though.

[@mustangsplus]

Take a look at our new How to video. Learn how to remove and replace your Mustang shocks!

[@rawjaw1881]

I didn’t know how to get it down more to bolt it in and homie just man-handles it aight bet

[@peggsworld5964]

He doesnt mention that from the top, while you are turning the nut, the shock is turning also...😒