Where are you right now for spring rates and bars? Have you freed up the rear suspension with a Steeda Five Link or a Grigg's toque arm? The Mustang has a poor suspension geometry. Softening the front too much will cause lots of roll which will cause the car to push even more. I have always keep a tuning kit in my trailer for my ITB Mustang. The kit consisted of different rear sway bars. The rear bar is easy to change at the track. Changing front springs and bar is a pain. You may also tune the handling by adjusting the rear ride height. Herb Adam's book discusses roll oversteer and roll understeer. If you read his book and then plot your rear suspension points you'll know which way to adjust to get the desired result.
Chris "The Cat Killer" Childs
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