Running their adjustable panhard bar (which is a bit tricky to adj as compared to others) and billet LCAs. Both are well made products and performing as advertised with zero complaints.

 

Does Steeda offer any discounts for forum members?

 

While mine has never done that, I can totally see how that could happen.

I don't know if this is true for the non carbon fiber elbows, but I have the CF one and the part that goes to the hose on the TB is a little tapered. Plus the whole thing is smooth and kinda slick. So slick + tapered = slipping off. But, I make sure and have the clamp tight as I can and I've never had a problem. I've had the Steeda CAI since late last year to early this year and I've had to take it off several times for various things. No issues yet.

I really love the Steeda CAI though. I like how it looks and the carbon fiber elbow is really cool looking. I've had several compliments on it. It's a very well made piece.

 

Ok, I just ordered some steeda shifter bushings. I've always thought there was a bit of slop in the stock shifter. I'm a big spender! lol. I need to pay off some other expenses, then it's time to buy some Mustang stuff.

 

BMR has NO bragging rights over the other companies. My BMR panhard bar in a POS..........cant adjust unless removed. I have the rod end bar.

The Steeda CAI is one of the best on the market.....right up there with C&L and JLT. I have no problems with mine. Perhaps those people that supposedly had slippage should have torqued the nuts and bolts (actually hose clamps) tighter. Only problem I've heard of is the carbon fiber elbow cracking from the heat.

Only minor complaint I have is the popping sound from the Steeda strut mounts/BMR springs/d-spec struts. Sounds just like the old popping sound before Ford fixed the issue by replacing the mounts.

 

So its been downgraded to a Steeda panhard bar then...

 

Love my Steeda tri-ax. While it is not that short, it is nearly impossible to miss a gear, which was what I was looking for. I like a notchy shifter because it lets you know where you're at, if that makes sense.