1986 Mustang Struts and Shocks
Get Responsive Handling from Your 1986 Mustang with New Shocks and Struts
1986 Mustang Shocks and Struts
As your 1986 Mustang's shocks and struts wear out, you'll notice the handling getting worse, especially around corners. The tire wear may become uneven, and you'll feel the weight shifting uncomfortably. Fortunately, installing a new set of shocks and struts can immediately fix these issues and have you enjoying your drives again in no time.
Upgrade Your Handling
Even installing a set of stock-style replacements will improve your handling. After all, your originals have decades of wear and tear. But many drivers opt to replace their worn shocks and struts with options that are better than stock. Adjustable shocks and struts are a popular option for drivers who want the freedom of selecting a firm or soft ride depending on what they need. For Mustang owners who enjoy a track day as much as a leisurely Sunday drive, adjustable shocks and struts are ideal.
If you only have one damaged shock or strut, then you may want to replace just that one. If your shocks and struts are relatively new, that's not a bad idea and is why we offer single options. But if your shocks and struts already have a lot of miles on them, you should replace all four at once for an even ride. Having one new strut or shock paired with three well-seasoned ones can create a jarring, and unsafe, ride experience.
Shock and strut packages include everything you need to completely upgrade your Mustang at once, for a major handling benefit you'll feel immediately.
Not the year you're looking for? Check out these years: 1987, 1988, 1991, 1992, or 1993 for additional options.
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