Thank you for complements.
I did try mazda RX8 front suspension but the lower control arms ended up in the footwell and this would impact leg room which I wasn't willing to compromise. So I ended up selling it and making few hundred $ on that deal. I also looked at MK4 Toyota Supra which is the same as Lexus SC300/400 but it had the same layout as RX8 and it was much wider. Also considered corvette C5 and C6 but it had the same outcome. After much researching I was unable to find any production vehicle with forward facing control arms which is what is needed for our cars. The only car with that setup is Lotus Evora, but it's too expensive.
My research also included some popular shops that build Independent Front Suspension (IFS), such as Heidts, Fatman, TCI and few others, but again no one had what would fit our cars. One day I was talking to a Hotrod builder and explained my dilemma so he suggested that I should look into drag car setups. It seems that drag racers use front facing control arms as it allows them to shift engine back and keep CG as low as possible. So I came across Alston Chassisworks. They had exactly what I needed. You buy from them a kit that includs control arm set, all brake components, coilovers, steering rack, suspension mounting point and jigs to align those mounting point on your chassis, and a set of drawings on how to set the jigs. All you need is 2x3 tubing for your frame.
The best part is that geometry is all designed by them and you just set the width for your chassis based on your prefered track width.