mustangs dont have frames . I would just get a set of full length subframe connectors and aftermarket control arms . That will stiffen up the chassis alot . you can also add a cage and a cross tower brace for more rigidity . other than that call wild rides or skinny kids race cars and expect to spend ALOT of money to have it built .
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I am looking for a custom frame builder that can make me a nice rigid frame for a drag car. 89 Model foxbody with a 2.3L stock motor(right now, anyway). I plan on keeping my 2.3 and just working on the internals then afterward installing a turbo kit.
Any suggestions for a new builder?
A good frame builder?
Thanks guys. Oh, and I'm new to the forum. Nice to be here.
Any suggestions for a new builder?
A good frame builder?
Thanks guys. Oh, and I'm new to the forum. Nice to be here.
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I understand they do not have frames. What I am saying is that I want to completely dismantle the car I have, have a custom frame built for what I do have(In other words get rid of the unibody parts), and build the car up around the new frame.
Thanks for the reply though.
Thanks for the reply though.
Something I forgot to include. I'm building a car for racing only, not a daily driver. Think Nascar 
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