[BafoMX]

can you explain me?
will the car run harsher? will it be noisier? it's simply like -bolt off the PHB -bolt on the WL? or do i need other parts? why it's better?
thank you all:bigthumbsup

 

[908ssp]

can you explain me?
will the car run harsher? will it be noisier? it's simply like -bolt off the PHB -bolt on the WL? or do i need other parts? why it's better?
thank you all:bigthumbsup

It wont ride harsher. It might be noisier depends on the brand and what type of end links they use. Most just bolt on or replace existing parts. You might need diff lube.

It changes the geometry of the rear end during cornering. It doesn't do much of anything when the car is going straight. It makes a very slight probably unnoticeable difference over bumps. When corning it can have noticeable effects. The stock car corners differently when going right versus left with a Watts link it no longer makes any difference. Depending on how you have it adjusted or installed it can influence under and over steer of the vehicle.

It wouldn't be the first thing to do. But if you're well along with your mods I found it worth while. I made my own version see pic below. The only ones worth looking at in my opinion are the Whiteline and the Cortex.

 

[BafoMX]

YOU MADE THAT?? what an awesome piece of engeneering, man!!!
i'm running with -1"FRPP springs and tokico d-specs, as you probably know in europe we're not used to drive big cars like mustangs, also the average handling is different, so i was searching for something else to improve the car response :yup:
what do you think of that?
Lakewood 2005 2013 Mustang S197 Watts Link 20505 | eBay

 

[908ssp]

I don't like it. A bolt in the middle of a slot locating the rear end has got to be some of the worst engineering I have ever seen.

Whiteline should be available in Europe.