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10-28-2011, 03:48 PM

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sean3

Tri-State Post Whore

Join Date: Sep 2007

Location: Cherry Hill, NJ

Member #5757

My Ride:
04 Mach 1

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Originally Posted by thefro526

How much money does it take to make a Mustang turn?

I rest my case.

About $5000 and whatever labor is to weld in subframe connectors, torque arm, rear swaybar, and cut/weld through floor subframe connectors. That's 100% non OEM suspension components and race spec dampers though.

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