Robbieg

The link is on post #36, interesting read.

05GT-O.C.D.

I think what's also very important is CHE's response to the problem. I think I read it in that thread, and I was pretty impressed.

shaun_beauchamp

I have a few observations about POST #36 LINK:

1.) The in place and non-damaged link looks to not have the spacer or washer installed via the CHE instructions and included hardware.

2.) The kit comes with several bolts of varying lengths based on trans and engine size.

3.) CHE admits that they had some crazy torque spec in the instructions the first go.

4.) The threaded portion that is left looks stripped.

So...I'm going under my car right now to see how mine's doing after 2 days of hard driving.

Fords4Ever

Does this k-member brace serve the same purpose as Steeda's G-Track brace but has torque limiters as an addition?

scramblr

Yes.

shaun_beauchamp

No issues. I think if your NA it won't be a problem. I saw the guy with the busted block chunk is selling a NOS setup.

PenguinGT

The caused 1/4" raise is a by-product of installing the Prothane motor mounts, NOT the cheif objective... My question was really to see if the T/Ls will work in conjunction with the new motor mounts.

After reading on the topic (here and elsewhere), I've decided to just install the Prothanes and leave the T/Ls off.

Enfynet

I'll have to crawl under my car and take a look. I had a curb destroy my original K-member and it was replaced with a stock piece, but well after early '05. Hmm...

However, I am also interested if these will get in the way of LTs.

Faber

I installed mine and it went on perfectly. I have OBX long tubes and there aws no clearance issue at all. 3rd gear lives in the same place at idle as it does at wide open throttle now!

louie428

I believe your lower torque limiter nuts should lock in bottom nut, I would check that, here is a picture with prothane mounts and ARLT headers.

n8rfastback

that just looks mean