Last
updated 26. nov. 2007
The
’66 Mustang needs more attention and a third upgrade round is scheduled for
winter ’07/’08.
FAYS2
Suspension Watts Link – for Ford Mustang ’65-73



The tailpipe is ending in front of the
rear end – a simple solution suiting a racing car only.

The pipes are placed above the rear end
ending in a turn-down tail pipe at the rear wallance. It is a tight fit on the right hand side
because the upper link need space to move – the pipe on this side is placed
above the Watts link pivot mounting bracket.


Left image from rear of car shows pipes
coming along side of stock gas tank per factory Boss 302. Right image show
passenger side view with pipe going over FAYS2
These views show the installation of
pipes going over the axles and the FAYS2
Rear
leafs, shackles and bushings

Calvert Racing, the company who introduced
the CalTracs Two-link System is proud to announce our "Split-Leaf
Mono" spring, an innovation in leaf spring technology. This revolutionary
concept allows you to have the proper spring rate, and desired ride height for
your high horsepower racecar or boulevard cruiser. Calvert Racing has provided
2-piece springs used by the last 5 World Champions in Stock Eliminator, now you
can own these same proven springs.

Eliminate bind with
AFCO.
These unique leaf spring pivot bushing assemblies install in the front spring
eye of AFCO and Chrysler-type leaf springs.
They eliminate binding in the spring caused by suspension travel, side loads,
excessive tire stagger, or any other source.
Benefits include:
* Replace rubber bushings
* Allow front eye to rotate and twist in order to react to spring movement
* Promote more consistent handling

BUSHING
and SHACKLE KIT. Global West
Del-alum,
bind free performance, positive axle location,
allows full spring movement.

Special bushing/bearing
system (available as sub-assembly of Part # L-10cat5, Rear Leaf and
bushings). This system dramatically
changes how the rear suspension reacts (used prior only on Global West
built cars).