STKClutch

Who has lower control arms and is happy with them????? I have mine and did not install them yet... I was told that the car gets a bit more noisy with them???? dont know how true that is sow i figured i would ask

quarterhorse

i put upr upper and lower and dropped a tenth and a half off my et and knocked my 60ft down .7

Acer2428

A 60' that drops .7 should equal WAY more that .15 in the 1/4 mile

fastmustangs1

Not so much noisy as to a little increase in road feel. You will feel more of the bumps in the road.
I have Maximum Motorsports and they are a little more harder on the streets. But damn the car
launches mucher better no more wheel hop.

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66_mustang_04

i got upper and lower and i love them when you first put them on its real stiff in the back and no wheel hop but you get used to it. O yeah you'll notice them in taking sharp turns.

Choppa

so im goin for a road race setup in the spring should i get upper AND lower or will just lower be fine?

fastmustangs1

I would recommend doing the upper control arms as they will bind up and could cause damage to the torque boxes. Instead if you plan on
road racing go for the torque arm panhard setup converting your stock 4 link to a 3-link setup. This will eliminate the need for the upper
arms you can delete them.

Matt

mdvaldosta

alot of road racers dont use hard bushings in their uppers, or they use stock uppers

kubball2005

Are upper and lower control arms something I could install myself? Or would I need to take my car in somewhere.

66_mustang_04

i did it myself took me like half a day just because i did one side at a time and your suppose to do them at the same time the holes wouldnt match up, but fairly easy now that im done.