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Balljoint

I have an 88 sport coupe with 95 front brake conversion and lincoln rear I've put fox mustang a arms in and struts but I used sn95 v6 mustang springs to lower it and be able to get the rebound like some do with fox 4 cylinder springs not sure how much drop ill have yet my question0is a bout balljoints what kind are you guys running on you lowered foxes

Balljoint

Reply #1
You can use the fox balljoint but with the SN95 spindles you will
have to use a lg spacer(washer) between the spindle and the nut
for the castlated(sp) part to be up high enought for the cotterpin
hole?

 Hope this makes since?  Or use an SN95 balljoint and a nylock nut




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E.T. 10.28 @ 136.5 MPH 1/4 mile: List of Mods; 351 EFI, AFR heads,AOD,Rousch 13in frt brakes,11in rear brakes, AirRide Tech air ride system, Sub frame connetors,2400 RPM stall, 3.50,BBK shorties,T62PT Turbos  air to air intercooled, Home built kit.
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Balljoint

Reply #2
That's what I did with the brake conversion with the spacer but what I was meaning is when you lower a sn95 they say you should use steeda x2 balljoints it does something for a lowered car and I didn't know if it was the same on a fox body

 

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Reply #3
The ball joints are interchangeable.

 I just never could justifiy the steeda over a replacments




SCT Tuned by Me(Greg@SpeedyDyno.com)

E.T. 10.28 @ 136.5 MPH 1/4 mile: List of Mods; 351 EFI, AFR heads,AOD,Rousch 13in frt brakes,11in rear brakes, AirRide Tech air ride system, Sub frame connetors,2400 RPM stall, 3.50,BBK shorties,T62PT Turbos  air to air intercooled, Home built kit.
Car weights 3705lbs without driver:burnout: