Steeda X2 Balljoint Kit Pair with Spacers 1994-04 Mustang
957-555-8101
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PN: 957-555-8101 fits 94-03 Mustangs. It also fits 1987-93 Mustangs that are equipped with the Ford Racing 397-M-2300-K Cobra Brake conversion kit or Baer 13'' or 12'' American Sedan Brake kits. It will not work with stock 1987-93 brakes because of interference between the rotor and the repositioned control arm.
IMPORTANT DETAILS Because the balljoint changes the relationship between the lower control arm and the tie-rod, bump-steer should be checked whenever the X2 balljoint is installed. With stock caster settings, offset rack bushings are often enough to keep bump-steer within acceptable range. However, when caster is increased, the rear inclination of the spindle further raises the steering arm where the tie-rod attaches. Therefore, an adjustable tie rod end, commonly called a ''bump-steer kit'', is highly recommended to prevent bump-steer whenever caster camber plates are used in combination with the X2 balljoint.
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