control arms different on sn95 then new edge
11-20-2006, 03:31 AM
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RE: control arms different on sn95 then new edge
New Edge has more rear suspension travel, and many arms make a distinction between 98 and 99. Haven't actually compared them side by side, though.
ORIGINAL: kcp1989
Im looking at graneteli control arms and need to know if there is any difference in the sn95 from the new edge
Im looking at graneteli control arms and need to know if there is any difference in the sn95 from the new edge
11-20-2006, 11:40 AM
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RE: control arms different on sn95 then new edge
From my understanding, the bolt holes are a different size in the bushings from 94-98 and 99-04. Other than that, they are the same.
Also, I would strongly suggest not buying Granatelli. I have seen way too many threads about Granatelli's horrible products (i.e. bad welds, thin tubing, etc.). They are cheap, but there is a reason for that. Get a quality product like Maximum Motorsports or Steeda.
Also, I would strongly suggest not buying Granatelli. I have seen way too many threads about Granatelli's horrible products (i.e. bad welds, thin tubing, etc.). They are cheap, but there is a reason for that. Get a quality product like Maximum Motorsports or Steeda.
11-20-2006, 12:02 PM
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RE: control arms different on sn95 then new edge
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From my understanding, the bolt holes are a different size in the bushings from 94-98 and 99-04. Other than that, they are the same.
Also, I would strongly suggest not buying Granatelli. I have seen way too many threads about Granatelli's horrible products (i.e. bad welds, thin tubing, etc.). They are cheap, but there is a reason for that. Get a quality product like Maximum Motorsports or Steeda.
From my understanding, the bolt holes are a different size in the bushings from 94-98 and 99-04. Other than that, they are the same.
Also, I would strongly suggest not buying Granatelli. I have seen way too many threads about Granatelli's horrible products (i.e. bad welds, thin tubing, etc.). They are cheap, but there is a reason for that. Get a quality product like Maximum Motorsports or Steeda.
11-20-2006, 01:46 PM
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RE: control arms different on sn95 then new edge
I've never personally had any issues w/ Granatelli, between the 5.0 or the 4.6.. Maybe I got lucky..
But true, the control arms should be fairly universal from 1979-2004, since they didn't change the format of the suspension... Maybe the bushings, or bolt sleeves could be different, but in terms of geometry, the suspension should be the same..
JT
But true, the control arms should be fairly universal from 1979-2004, since they didn't change the format of the suspension... Maybe the bushings, or bolt sleeves could be different, but in terms of geometry, the suspension should be the same..
JT
11-20-2006, 01:51 PM
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RE: control arms different on sn95 then new edge
ORIGINAL: droptoppony
Agreed, a friend of mine on another forum bought the Granatelli LCA's and the welds were extremely bad. He sent them back and now has MM parts...you get what you pay for!
ORIGINAL: elite130
From my understanding, the bolt holes are a different size in the bushings from 94-98 and 99-04. Other than that, they are the same.
Also, I would strongly suggest not buying Granatelli. I have seen way too many threads about Granatelli's horrible products (i.e. bad welds, thin tubing, etc.). They are cheap, but there is a reason for that. Get a quality product like Maximum Motorsports or Steeda.
From my understanding, the bolt holes are a different size in the bushings from 94-98 and 99-04. Other than that, they are the same.
Also, I would strongly suggest not buying Granatelli. I have seen way too many threads about Granatelli's horrible products (i.e. bad welds, thin tubing, etc.). They are cheap, but there is a reason for that. Get a quality product like Maximum Motorsports or Steeda.
11-20-2006, 02:11 PM
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RE: control arms different on sn95 then new edge
ORIGINAL: cody6.0
Not to **** anyone off but dammit.
ALL 1994-2004 MUSTANG'S ARE SN95!!
New edge is a design styel quote not a body style or platform title!!
Not to **** anyone off but dammit.
ALL 1994-2004 MUSTANG'S ARE SN95!!
New edge is a design styel quote not a body style or platform title!!
That's pretty interesting I didn't know that
