3200 58 apache

[TherealOz]

I'm restoring a 58 apache with my son and I was wondering about the front suspension. I found a mustang ii tubular kit for my 58 for around 2,500 from the Jimenezbrothers. Comes with disks,powersteer,airbags,tubular arms, crossmenber, ect. We want our truck to lay in the floor. I was just wondering if it was a good deal or if I should just buy all the parts separate? Also we want the ride as smooth as possible it's gonna be a daily driver for my high school son. If anyone could help guide me in the easier and "cheapest" direction that would be great. Thanks
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[mongocanfly]

probably not a terrible price but there's also lots of other kits out there more and less expensive. ..your usually much better off buying as a unit as opposed to piecing it together. .especially if its a first project. ..I've got a flatout crossmember for mine with c4 vette suspension. .

[Dan in Pasadena]

I have a Fatman Fabrications MII new-in-box I never installed because my builder recommended I use the FlatOut system too.

[TherealOz]

Originally Posted by Dan in Pasadena

I have a Fatman Fabrications MII new-in-box I never installed because my builder recommended I use the FlatOut system too.

Why is it better @dan?
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[Dan in Pasadena]

He claims the MII's aren't as robust as the C4 suspensions that were built to potentially support big bock weights and the suspension travel is greater with the C4 too.

I never researched it, but I'm happy to have the Flat Out system. I've never read a single negative review of them, though I HAVE read a few negatives about MII's, albeit the cheaper Helix, eBay, etc systems.

[TherealOz]

Is It possible to add air bags and c notch to lay the body on the floor?
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[idbeast]

It takes a lot more then air bags and a c notch to lay the body on the floor!