Detroit Speed & Engineering 1963-1974 Mopar Resto Mod Front Suspension

[GreenFish]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Detroit-Speed-Engineering-1963-1974-Mopar-Resto-Mod-Front-Suspension-Installed-/231704183486?hash=item35f2a542be&vxp=mtr
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This auction is for a Complete X-Gen Front Suspension to be installed into your Mopar car.  You must bring your car to our Shop in Hudson FL, where the installation will take place.  It needs to be fabricated into your existing frame rails.

Interesting..
thoughts?

[WildJones]

I love the additional $250 shipping fee that they've attached to the total cost. As if having to bring your car wasn't enough.

Second question, why? You can get great handling with a torsion bar setup and other supporting handling mods for about a fifth of the cost...

[GreenFish]

I love the additional $250 shipping fee that they've attached to the total cost. As if having to bring your car wasn't enough.

Second question, why? You can get great handling with a torsion bar setup and other supporting handling mods for about a fifth of the cost...

yeah i dont see a lot of guys doing this. It's toooooooo  high end for the money. Especially   considering you have to let THEM do the work. Magnum force or RMS much cheaper high end options and they are more or less bolt in. Of course many have proven you dont even need the coil overs

[HP2]

Because there are a lot of GM guys out there use DSE parts who are looking at picking up Mopars and will blindly hand over the cash because its new.

[anlauto]

I think it looks cool....right at home on a "high-end" that you want to be different and not run of the mill

[waskier]

$5500 and do it your self.    Wouldn't this solve our Ackerman issues?

http://www.detroitspeed.com/X-Gen-Products/032042-X-gen-595.html