AJE Suspension MU-40UM Tubular K-Member for 1979-2004 Ford Mustang
040-MU-40UM
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| Material: | Mild Steel or Custom Order Chrome Moly | ||
| Coating: | Black Powder Coat or Custom Order Other Colors | ||
| Weight: | The Lightest Available at only 21 Pounds | ||
| Header Clearance: | 2.5 Inch Additional Clearance in A-Arm Area | ||
| Suspension Mounts: | Factory Springs can be utilized using Optional Spring Perches | ||
| Works with Factory or Optional Tubular A-Arms | |||
| Steering Rack Mounts: | Polyurethane Bushings Supplied | ||
| Manual Rack can be mounted using Optional 1 Inch Drop Brackets | |||
| Pinto Rack can be adapted using Optional 2 Inch Drop Brackets | |||
| Additional Bracing: | For Increased Cornering Strength use the Optional Road Race Braces | ||
| Engine Mounts: | Bolt-In Adapter Mounts Available for: | ||
| Ford Small Blocks - 260, 289, 302 (5.0L), 351W (5.8L) and 351C | |||
| Ford Modular Engines - 4.6L and 5.0L Coyote | |||
| Ford I4 and V6 Engines - 2.3L 4 Cyl.(2300 RWD), 3.8L V6, EcoBoost 3.5L V6 and 3.7L V6 | |||
| Chevy/GM Engines - Small Block, Big Block, LS Series and LT1 | |||
Specifications:
Can you use factory lower control arms ?
SO THIS K MEMBER WILL FIT A 97 MUSTANG?
Are you able to use prothane motor mounts or do you have to use the manufact. made mounts?
Can this K member be use for drag racing
What do I need to use the stock strut and spring?
Does a stock Coyote oil pan clear this or...
Will this KMember work with BMR-AA040R Control Arms? Are modifications needed?
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