Your 2010-2014 Mustang may have more than 100 additional horses under the hood compared to the previous generation, but aside from the minor 2011 improvements your suspension is still pretty much industry standard. That's why 2010-2014 Mustang Suspension parts are what you need to add to that 412 HP Coyote engine or beefed up 305 HP V6. AmericanMuscle also offers a slew of excellent Mustang Fuel & Intake Parts and Mustang Chips & Tuners to upgrade your performance with.
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