Yes, a clone of a subcompact car front suspension system will keep the nose of a stovebolt truck from dragging the ground as you cruise down Main street impressing the lookie-loos with your resto-mod ride that looks like it's running downhill all the time. You can probably even do a smoky burnout when a stoplight turns green occasionally, without running off the road. Whether or not you can keep the shiny side up and the slightly less-shiny undercarriage down when you encounter an unexpected S-curve at 50 MPH remains to be seen. Some of us who have a few decades of building round track race cars and/or SCCA club racers under our belts think the M-II system sucks like a Dyson vacuum cleaner, but hey- - - -what do we know?
Jerry
