The CorteX “Track” watts link system has a spherical bearing at all pivot points to minimize friction and deflection.
Four possible pivot location points of the center pivot. The pivot point of a watts link is the rotation center of the rear of the vehicle. Moving it up or down relative to the center of gravity of the vehicle allows the roll stiffness of the suspension to change. This enables balancing the front-to-rear grip of the vehicle so that the desired handling can be achieved.
A watts linkage locates the rear axle laterally, meaning it prevents relative sideways motion between the axle and body of the car. It is an improvement over a panhard bar because the watts link more closely approximates vertical straight-line motion of the axle assembly allowing the vehicle to behave symmetrically in left and right hand corners.
A watts linkage is a mechanism consisting of two near horizontal links and a center pivot. The center pivot allows the mechanism to work because it compensates for the curved rotation of the horizontal links as they move through their arcs.
Features:
- Adjustable, lightweight, yet extremely durable.
- Spherical joints throughout for superior control
- Incorporates watts pivot mount as well as provision for a differential cooler and temperature sensor.
- Fast adjustment of the rear roll center
- Makes balancing the car easier than ever
For street cars that are concerned with NVH please consider the CWL-40-2000S, which uses poly bushings on the chassis ends of the links.
2013-2014 GT500 Owners please see the optional plumbing kit that includes the fitting and hose needed to reconnect your OEM differential cooler to our watts differential cover. We have added a threaded port for the temperature sensor for OEM installations.
Fitment:
- 2005 Ford Mustang
- 2006 Ford Mustang
- 2007 Ford Mustang
- 2008 Ford Mustang
- 2009 Ford Mustang
- 2010 Ford Mustang
- 2011 Ford Mustang
- 2012 Ford Mustang
- 2013 Ford Mustang
- 2014 Ford Mustang
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