Whiteline Rear Lower Control Arm Relocation Brackets (05-14 Mustang)

Video Review & Installation

Hey Justin here with AmericanMuscle.com, and I’m going to be checking out Whiteline’s rear lower control arm relocation brackets fitting all 2005 and newer Mustangs. If you have a lowered Mustang then chances are by now you’re aware of the fact that by doing so affects several different areas of your suspension geometry, the best and easiest way to think of this is to think of your car’s camber, at stock ride height the wheels appear to be straight up and down, but as soon as you drop the car the wheels tend to angle in, resulting in negative camber. Unfortunately camber is only one of the many things that get affected, the rear end geometry, more specifically the angle of the rear lower control arms, can be left in a poor position if not corrected, causing loss of traction, wheel hop, and inconsistent launches, due to what’s referred to as poor instant center position. That’s where these brackets from Whiteline come into play, these brackets help correct the lower control arms on your lowered Mustang, helping not only your traction and corner exiting speed, but greatly improving your launches, lowering that 60 foot time in the process. We’ve had the chance to look at a lot of the Whiteline stuff for the Mustang and have been really impressed with the build quality of everything, and the same goes with these brackets. We’re looking at an extremely heavy duty stainless steel construction, with great welds all around, all finished off with Whiteline’s signature battleship grey powder coat. A nice thing about these brackets is that they install easily with the included hardware, and require no drilling or welding whatsoever. You’ll of course need to unbolt the rear lower control arms at the axle, install the brackets, and then reinstall the lower control arm ends into the brackets themselves. This can easily be done in about an hour’s time using some basic hand tools, and a couple of jack stands. Having incorrect suspension geometry on your lowered Mustang will not only put added stress on your cars different components, but it can also hurt your car’s performance, but thanks to parts like these rear lower control arm relocation brackets, companies like Whiteline are making it much easier to make sure you have your suspension in check.