soskmandu
04-06-2006, 08:20 AM
This is both my first Mustang and Convertible. I have the Premium version and love it. I understand from the Ford literature and several automotive reviews, that "the body joints and rocker panels" on the verts were designed to be more rigid that the coupes and that these latest bodies "flex" less than the earlier Mustang body designs. I have noticed that when the top is down that from the driver's seat, my body "notices" considerable more "flexing" when I drive over rough roads or when cornering than when the top is up and latched. I would not have thought that the "non-rigid" convertible top would add noticable "rigidity" to the ride (or having it down would cause more flex). Maybe its just my perception!
I am looking for advice to see what modifications can be done to increase the "rigidity" of the ride with the top down.
Would strut tower braces help? recommedendations
Would front or rear suspesion stabilizer bars help? which ones?
Would underbody K-frames (or any other frame stiffeners) help? this is a road car not plannning to race it!
Any info would be appreciated.
I am looking for advice to see what modifications can be done to increase the "rigidity" of the ride with the top down.
Would strut tower braces help? recommedendations
Would front or rear suspesion stabilizer bars help? which ones?
Would underbody K-frames (or any other frame stiffeners) help? this is a road car not plannning to race it!
Any info would be appreciated.