Steeda Bumpsteer Kit
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Steeda Bumpsteer Kit
How do I know how far to screw on the bumpsteer kit? I also replaced the inner tie rods with MOOG tie rods...unaware of how far to screw them on so I don't have the tires facing 2 completely different directions. I need as much help as possible!
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I usally measure from the lock nut to the center of the endand try to get the new one as close to that as possible. probably net a bad idea to get a front end alignment after you replace these parts. Why did you get a bump steer kit?
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Unfortunately I just realized the MOOG inner rod is an inch and a half shorter than factory and I called American muscle and they said its supposed to be installed while on an alignment machine? Really confused now. I got the bumpsteer kit because I'm trying to pretty much upgrade all steering and suspension mods for now. Trying to make my cobra perfect one say haha
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If my memory serves me right the 93-earlier and 94-04 inner tie rods are different.
The fox body piece is around 11 1/2 inches and the 94-04 is 13 1/4. If you were sold Moogs the right part number should have been EV127, with the 13 1/4 inch length I mentioned.
You may have the wrong inner tie rods.
The fox body piece is around 11 1/2 inches and the 94-04 is 13 1/4. If you were sold Moogs the right part number should have been EV127, with the 13 1/4 inch length I mentioned.
You may have the wrong inner tie rods.
#6
Aright thanks guys. I'm just gonna return the one i got from American muscle and just order them from MOOGs official site cause its cheaper from them anyway and ill use the part number you guys have. I appreciate the advice
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