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12-19-2010, 06:09 AM
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rad support
back in the day Ford took one of the test mules, put on wider tires and ran around the road track, The front end de-cambered , the rad support had buckles. I usually add tubing above the radiator and beef up the engine compartment box, add more welds. The K engine Mustang had more welds than regular mustangs,
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