Installed BMR uppper pan hard brace and Adjsutable PHB
#11
The BMR stuff is great quality, I put the upper and lower adjustable control arms, and panhard bar on mine about 3 yers ago with no issues and very little NVH if any. I also used BMR front and rear sway bars and a K-brace. My panhard brace is Steeda.
I had to lower the gas tank to install the UCA and it was a major pain in the butt, so be prepared. I tried everthing to avoid lowering the tank but it just wasn't happening.
I had to lower the gas tank to install the UCA and it was a major pain in the butt, so be prepared. I tried everthing to avoid lowering the tank but it just wasn't happening.
#12
The BMR stuff is great quality, I put the upper and lower adjustable control arms, and panhard bar on mine about 3 yers ago with no issues and very little NVH if any. I also used BMR front and rear sway bars and a K-brace. My panhard brace is Steeda.
I had to lower the gas tank to install the UCA and it was a major pain in the butt, so be prepared. I tried everthing to avoid lowering the tank but it just wasn't happening.
I had to lower the gas tank to install the UCA and it was a major pain in the butt, so be prepared. I tried everthing to avoid lowering the tank but it just wasn't happening.
#13
The early 05's had a strange type of bolt head holding the tank in place and required a special "Ford" tool. It was almost like a Torex but was an inbetween size, I got them out finally with a Torex but I had to find new bolts to replace them (damaged) with. They changed those bolts later in '05 from what BMR told me.
I'm glad your's went better, nothing on a car should be such a pain in the butt.
I'm glad your's went better, nothing on a car should be such a pain in the butt.
#15
If anyone is looking for a BMR adjustable PHB and HD brace, I am selling mine in the S197 classified section. I planned on lowering springs, but now live in an apartment with big speed bumps, so I no longer need the adjustable bar.
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