QA1 Drag Race Coil-Over Conversion System for Select 1962-1974 Mopar Models [Double Adjustable w/0-2 in. Drop]
122-52348-D350
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Front Coil-Over Conversions
QA1 52348-D350 Drag Race Front Coil-Over System Features:
- Mustang II style spindles
- Improves geometry and cornering capability
- Increased exhaust clearance
- Reduced weight
- Modular engine frame mounts allow for multiple engine configurations with available engine mounts (sold separately):
- Works with available sway bar 52834 (sold separately)
QA1 52348-D350 Drag Race Front Coil-Over System Notes:
- Some big block applications will need a mid-sump oil pan to avoid interference with the steering rack. We recommend Milodon 30930 or 31580 (sold separately) oil pan for adequate clearance
- Cars using the Gen III Hemi engine can use a rear sump Dodge/Ram truck pan or we recommend Milodon 31000 oil pan with 18331 pick up for pre-1998 engines and 18341 pick up on 2009 and later engines (all sold separately)
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Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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