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Fits Classic Mustangs.
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[Discussion in this thread | http://www.corner-carvers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23934]Wed Aug 17 16:49:07 2005

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!Watts Link Mounting
Discussion in [This Thread | http://forums.corner-carvers.com/showthread.php?t=5103] by Preston
;:Frame Placement
;:RC moves up and down with the chassis, much like the front RC.
;:I've heard it said that for some reason this is MORE stable and easier to drive, perhaps because the roll couple remains more constant ?
;:Herb Adams Chassis Engineering says this is the correct location.
;:I prefer it because its easier to clamp a couple brackets on to the tubes for ;:the links than to build a structure on the housing to support the pivot (more unsprung weight ?) Also allows the use of a Winters Alum housing since no welding needed.

;:Axle Pivot
;:The RC would not move referenced to the ground, as someone mentioned it won't rise up in the air during braking/corner entry like a chassis mount could.