1990 mustang swap 6.0-t56 magnum
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1990 mustang swap 6.0-t56 magnum
has anyone used the AJE caster camber plates . i think they sent me the wrong ones. if anyone has any pics of them on there car that would be awesome.
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http://www.popularhotrodding.com/fea...ck/shocks.html
looks like you have to Cut the top of the strut tower. And i just had the engine bay painted
mine might be for sale if they say i have to cut the tower
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Yeah they don't fit . i found this in my searches but they don't look nothing like the ones i have. the ones i have have 7 & 8 STRAIGHT EDGES THERE SIT SAYS 6 & 7 for the drivers side and passenger side. sent them a email but i will be on the phone with them early Monday morning.
http://www.popularhotrodding.com/fea...ck/shocks.html
looks like you have to Cut the top of the strut tower. And i just had the engine bay painted
mine might be for sale if they say i have to cut the tower
http://www.popularhotrodding.com/fea...ck/shocks.html
looks like you have to Cut the top of the strut tower. And i just had the engine bay painted
mine might be for sale if they say i have to cut the tower
Some chassis fabricators do that for more angle at the track. I believe you dont have to cut the towers for them to work.
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well i got them in there . opened up the bolt holes a lil bit. but you can only get to one of the adjustment screws. and the strut bolt hits the tower. both sides. looks like i will be doing some more grinding. i will post some pics in a bit . gonna charge up the camera and stop using the phone. where about downriver are you located ?
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well i got them in there . opened up the bolt holes a lil bit. but you can only get to one of the adjustment screws. and the strut bolt hits the tower. both sides. looks like i will be doing some more grinding. i will post some pics in a bit . gonna charge up the camera and stop using the phone. where about downriver are you located ?
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well i got them in there . opened up the bolt holes a lil bit. but you can only get to one of the adjustment screws. and the strut bolt hits the tower. both sides. looks like i will be doing some more grinding. i will post some pics in a bit . gonna charge up the camera and stop using the phone. where about downriver are you located ?
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Well After playing phone tag with AJE Racing. They told me that i have to make them fit by drilling new bolt holes. they told me to center the caster camber plate and drill new holes. because ford made two different bolt patterns. looks like i might be going to get new caster camber plates from Team Z.
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Well After playing phone tag with AJE Racing. They told me that i have to make them fit by drilling new bolt holes. they told me to center the caster camber plate and drill new holes. because ford made two different bolt patterns. looks like i might be going to get new caster camber plates from Team Z.