AJE Suspension MUST3 Front Tubular K-Member Suspension Kit for 1979-1993 Ford Mustang
040-MUST3
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K-Members
Kit Includes:
- (1) AJE Front Tubular K-Member - 040-MU-40UM
- (1) AJE Front Tubular Bushing A-Arm Set - 040-MU-6000
- (1) Front Coil-Over Conversion Kit - 040-MU-700L
Features:
- The mild steel tubing weighs only 21 lbs., one of the lightest available on the market
- Provides nearly 2.500 in. of clearance in the header and oil pan areas
- Incorporates polyurethane steering rack mount bushings
- The tubular A-arms have nylon bushings and ball joints
- The coil-over conversion kit allows for suspension height adjustment
Installation Notes:
- Motor mounts are NOT included - See below for recommended mounts
- Front coil-over springs are NOT included - See below for recommended springs
- Factory coil springs can be utilized if using the factory A-arms. AJE bolt-on spring perches are then required (sold separately) - 040-MU-1001
Recommended Components:
- AJE Motor Mounts: Ford 289-351W - 040-AJE-10
- AJE Motor Mounts: Ford 4.6L/5.0L Coyote - 040-AJE-20
- AJE Motor Mounts: Ford Big Block 429-460 - 040-AJE-40
- AJE Motor Mounts: Ford 3.8L V6 - 040-AJE-60
- AJE Motor Mounts: Ford 3.5/3.7L EcoBoost - 040-AJE-80
- AJE Motor Mounts: Ford 4-cyl - 040-AJE-50
- AJE Motor Mounts: GM LS1/Chevy Small Block/Big Block - 040-AJE-30
- AJE Motor Mounts: GM LT1 - 040-AJE-70
- AJE Caster/Camber Plates - 040-MU-8000
- AJE Bumpsteer Kit - 040-MU-3434
- AJE Steering Rack Lowering Mounts - 040-MU-1513
- JEGS Coil-Over Springs - JEGS Coil-Over Springs
Specifications:
Can I still use my factory rack and pinion? Also do I need a bump steer kit?
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