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    want bagind system for Mustang II tubular

     



    I have mustang II tubular A arms on my 50 F1 the springs have collapsed after 4 years and want to put bags and relocation shock. where is the best place and best price. any suggestion on the install. thanks ED
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    Lots of companies selling air ride conversions, last one I used was for a Heidt's system. Inastall was quite easy, just a matter of replacing the springs with the bags and converting the lower arm for a bag mount and installing the shock mounts.... Might want to check with the company that built your A-Arm system, they're conversion should be the most straightforward install...
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    thanks for the input, the crossmember is Heidts but the tubular a arms I do not know there origin but I will probable go back to were I bought the set up thanks for the input. ED
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