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Detroit Speed Aluma-Frame Front Suspension System - Double Adjustable Shocks (1964 - 1970 Mustang - Ford 5x4.75 Bolt Pattern) 032051-DDS

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DSE Aluma-Frame Front Suspension System - Double Adjustable Shocks (032051-DDS) - 1964-1970 Ford Mustang - GM 5x4.75 in. Bolt Pattern

Transform the front end of your classic Mustang with the Detroit Speed Aluma-Frame Front Suspension System 032051-DDS. Designed for 1964-1970 Ford Mustangs, this all-aluminum suspension system combines Detroit Speed's performance-focused suspension geometry with a lightweight cast aluminum cradle, tubular control arms, coilover shocks, power rack-and-pinion steering, and an integrated splined anti-roll bar. With 6 inches of total suspension travel, the Aluma-Frame is engineered to deliver the steering precision, cornering control, ride quality, and adjustability expected from a serious modern pro-touring suspension package while retaining the Mustang's stock frame rails and inner fenders.

Part number 032051-DDS is equipped with Detroit Speed/JRi double-adjustable aluminum coilover shocks with Detroit Tuned valving and uses a GM 5 x 4.75-inch bolt pattern. The double-adjustable shocks provide two independent damping adjustments and a broad tuning range, giving the driver greater control over suspension behavior for street driving, aggressive performance use, and track setup. Detroit Speed's Speed-LIGN caster/camber adjusters provide precise alignment changes without additional shims, while the Detroit Tuned power rack-and-pinion steering, forged spindles, tubular control arms, and integrated anti-roll bar create a complete front suspension system designed to work together.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Detroit Speed
  • Part Number: 032051-DDS
  • Product Type: Aluma-Frame Front Suspension System
  • Vehicle Application: 1964-1970 Ford Mustang
  • Finish: Aluminum
  • Bolt Pattern: GM 5 x 4.75 inches
  • Shock Type: Double Adjustable
  • Shock Construction: Detroit Speed/JRi Aluminum Coilover
  • Shock Valving: Detroit Tuned
  • Spring Rate: 400 lbs/in
  • Spring Free Length: 10 inches
  • Total Suspension Travel: 6 inches
  • Ride Height: 1 inch +/- 1 inch
  • Static Camber: -0.5 degrees +/- 0.2 degrees
  • Static Caster: 8 degrees +/- 0.5 degrees
  • Static Toe: 0 degrees +/- 0.1 degrees
  • Total Bumpsteer: 0.070 inch
  • Turning Angle: 27 degrees
  • Ackerman Angle at 15-Degree Turning Angle: 0.875 degree
  • Steering: Detroit Tuned Power Rack and Pinion
  • Control Arms: Tubular Upper and Lower
  • Alignment Adjustment: Speed-LIGN Caster/Camber Adjusters
  • Anti-Roll Bar: Integrated Splined Design

Features

  • All-aluminum front suspension system engineered for 1964-1970 Ford Mustangs
  • Unique cast aluminum cradle and mounting components provide a high strength-to-weight ratio and precise fitment
  • Detroit Speed suspension geometry is engineered for improved ride quality and handling
  • Provides 6 inches of total suspension travel
  • Detroit Speed/JRi double-adjustable aluminum coilover shocks feature Detroit Tuned valving
  • Two independent shock adjustments provide a broad range of suspension tuning
  • 400 lbs/in coilover springs with a 10-inch free length
  • Tubular upper and lower control arms
  • Detroit Tuned power rack-and-pinion steering
  • Speed-LIGN caster/camber adjusters provide precise alignment adjustment without additional shims
  • Torrington bearings support smooth coilover spring adjustment
  • Integrated splined anti-roll bar helps control body roll during cornering
  • Composite anti-roll bar bushings
  • Forged Detroit Speed spindles
  • Aluminum uprights and hub packs with a GM 5 x 4.75-inch bolt pattern
  • Can accommodate up to P265/35R18 tires on 9-inch wheels on early models
  • Can accommodate up to P295/35R18 tires on 10.5-inch wheels on later models
  • Retains the Mustang's stock frame rails and inner fenders
  • Requires only a limited amount of fabrication for installation
  • Engine mount kits are available for Ford small block Windsor, Ford FE big block, Ford 4.6-liter and 5.4-liter modular, Coyote 5.0-liter including Boss 302, and GM LS engines
  • Includes spanner tool for coilover adjustment
  • Designed, engineered, and developed for road and track performance
  • Made in the USA

Fitment Notes

  • Anti-roll bar arms have a satin black finish
  • Upper and lower control arms have a gloss black finish
  • Requires at least 17-inch wheels
  • Wheels must provide a minimum inside wheel diameter of 16.250 inches
  • The Aluma-Frame must be modified for alternator clearance when used with a Coyote engine
  • Detroit Speed alternator relocation bracket 060436 is required along with Aluma-Frame modification for the Coyote engine application
  • For competition applications, the Detroit Speed rack-and-pinion fluid transfer conversion kit can replace the rack hardlines using -4 AN steel fittings
  • The fluid transfer conversion kit uses PTFE-lined high-pressure hoses with pre-crimped stainless steel fittings

Fitment

- 1964 Ford Mustang
- 1965 Ford Mustang
- 1966 Ford Mustang
- 1967 Ford Mustang
- 1968 Ford Mustang
- 1969 Ford Mustang
- 1970 Ford Mustang

FAQs

What shock package comes with DSE 032051-DDS?
Part number 032051-DDS includes Detroit Speed/JRi double-adjustable aluminum coilover shocks with Detroit Tuned valving. The two independent adjustments provide a wide tuning range for tailoring suspension response to the vehicle, driver, and intended use.

What bolt pattern does 032051-DDS use?
Detroit Speed specifies a GM 5 x 4.75-inch bolt pattern for part number 032051-DDS. This is an important distinction from the 032050-series Aluma-Frame systems, which use the Ford 5 x 4.5-inch bolt pattern.

How much suspension travel does the Aluma-Frame provide?
Detroit Speed specifies 6 inches of total suspension travel, allowing the system to combine performance-oriented suspension control with usable ride quality.

Does the Aluma-Frame retain the factory Mustang frame rails and inner fenders?
Yes. The system is designed to retain the stock frame rails and inner fenders, although Detroit Speed specifies that a small amount of fabrication is required for installation.

Can 032051-DDS be used with a Coyote engine?
Yes. Engine mount solutions are available for Coyote 5.0-liter applications, but the Aluma-Frame requires modification for alternator clearance. Detroit Speed alternator relocation bracket 060436 is also required.

What size wheels are required with the Aluma-Frame?
Detroit Speed requires wheels measuring at least 17 inches in diameter with a minimum inside wheel diameter of 16.250 inches.

Why Buy Detroit Speed from Beefcake Racing?

Beefcake Racing is your source for Detroit Speed suspension, steering, chassis, and pro-touring components for serious street and track builds. Matching your suspension, steering, brakes, wheels, tires, and engine mounting components correctly is critical when building a complete Mustang front suspension package, and our team can help you select the right combination for your project. Questions about DSE 032051-DDS or your Mustang build? Email sales@beefcakeracing.com or call 1-855-827-7223.

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