1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 Mustang, upper a-arm kit part # MNR-73
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1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 Mustang, upper a-arm kit part # MNR-73
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1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 Mustang, upper a-arm kit part # MNR-73
1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971,1972, and 1973 Mustang front suspension parts
1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 Mustang, upper a-arm kit part # MNR-73
Global Wests Negative Roll System comes complete with ball joints, billet upper shafts, Del-A-Lum bushings, hardware and a template for relocation. The arms are assembled with shafts and bushings. Installation for kits MNR-46 and MNR-73 require drilling new upper control arm mounting holes in the stock tower. The combination of lowering the upper control arm pivot plus installing our tubular upper arm will change your camber curve.
What You Should Know:
• Our upper arm is not stock length and the ball joint angles have been corrected for the new mounting location. Do not use a stock arm in out mounting holes.
• This is not a Shelby modification.
• If you have already done the Shelby modification you have two choices:
1. You can use our control arm in the Shelby location however the curve (camber gain) will not be the same. Negative camber gain is reduced. If you are not racing the car it is not a big deal and you will still feel a handling improvement. If you plan on racing then you must do step 2.
2. Weld up the Shelby holes and drill new holes using our template.
• Shorter performance springs are recommended for both MNR kits. If stock springs are used, trimming the spring will be required.
• Progressive rate springs are not recommended with our Negative Roll System.
• Negative Roll System should never be used for drag racing.
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Global Wests Negative Roll System comes complete with ball joints, billet upper shafts, Del-A-Lum bushings, hardware and a template for relocation. The arms are assembled with shafts and bushings. Installation for kits MNR-46 and MNR-73 require drilling new upper control arm mounting holes in the stock tower. The combination of lowering the upper control arm pivot plus installing our tubular upper arm will change your camber curve.
What You Should Know:
• Our upper arm is not stock length and the ball joint angles have been corrected for the new mounting location. Do not use a stock arm in out mounting holes.
• This is not a Shelby modification.
• If you have already done the Shelby modification you have two choices:
1. You can use our control arm in the Shelby location however the curve (camber gain) will not be the same. Negative camber gain is reduced. If you are not racing the car it is not a big deal and you will still feel a handling improvement. If you plan on racing then you must do step 2.
2. Weld up the Shelby holes and drill new holes using our template.
• Shorter performance springs are recommended for both MNR kits. If stock springs are used, trimming the spring will be required.
• Progressive rate springs are not recommended with our Negative Roll System.
• Negative Roll System should never be used for drag racing.
1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 Mustang, upper a-arm kit part # MNR-73
Global Wests Negative Roll System comes complete with ball joints, billet upper shafts, Del-A-Lum bushings, hardware and a template for relocation. The arms are assembled with shafts and bushings. Installation for kits MNR-46 and MNR-73 require drilling new upper control arm mounting holes in the stock tower. The combination of lowering the upper control arm pivot plus installing our tubular upper arm will change your camber curve.
What You Should Know:
• Our upper arm is not stock length and the ball joint angles have been corrected for the new mounting location. Do not use a stock arm in out mounting holes.
• This is not a Shelby modification.
• If you have already done the Shelby modification you have two choices:
1. You can use our control arm in the Shelby location however the curve (camber gain) will not be the same. Negative camber gain is reduced. If you are not racing the car it is not a big deal and you will still feel a handling improvement. If you plan on racing then you must do step 2.
2. Weld up the Shelby holes and drill new holes using our template.
• Shorter performance springs are recommended for both MNR kits. If stock springs are used, trimming the spring will be required.
• Progressive rate springs are not recommended with our Negative Roll System.
• Negative Roll System should never be used for drag racing.