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MII Strut Rod Eliminators???
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I have an early style MII IFS and my tires hit the strut rods limiting my turning radius, I was curious if anyone had installed strut rod eliminators?
I found this set up and was wondering if anyone had tried this. http://www.fulltiltstreetrods.com/strut_rods.htm This is a picture of the IFS and strut rod that was installed in my truck when I got it. Anyone recognize the manufacturer? I was told it was an early Fatman Fab. set-up??? |
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for the mustang II ifs that will eliminate the need for a strut rod this will eliminate the issues you having now with the tire rubbing call us at the shop I can disuss further (805)485-0382 and check us out www.scottshotrods.com Thankyou, Justin |
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That add on piece in the link you posted looks like it would put a lot of stress on the cross member in the area of the bolt that the control arm pivots on. That is unless you ran a brace from the end of the bolt up to the frame to support it.
I plan to run pretty much what you have now on mine but my wheels and tires aren't nearly as wide so I shouldn't have a problem. |
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Mr48Chevy,
I agree with you regarding the stress on the side of the crossmember. So do you have a similar IFS to mine? What manufacturer made yours? I bought mine this way and I have no idea what any of the parts on my truck are from. |
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like Scotts said go with tubular control arms. much safer and stronger no need for strut rods
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To add to our post earlier
Our Mustang lower a-arm that replaces the stock lower a-arm you are showing above. comes with 1. 1 1/8 solid 1018 bar cross tube that is 8 inches long. You will drill a 1 1/8 hole in your lower crossmember.Our cross tube will slide thru your lower hole you just drilled and stick out 2 inches perside on both sides of the crossmember. Then our Scotts lower a-arm will bolt on to the crosstube you just installed and welded in. One more thing our lower a-arm will have two cnc machined rodends that secure our a-arm to the crossmeber. You will have more caster and camber adjustment. Doing it this way is bullet proof. The price of this kit $397.50 one more thing 100%tig welded Thankyou, Justin www.scottshotrods.com |
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Scottshotrods,
Thanks for the information Jason, your companies setup sounds very strong. Do you have a picture or diagram to show the finished product? |
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our posts with pictures is out of the shop for a few days.I do not know how to post pics up myself.I will post some up as soon as he gets into the shop.If you want to e-mail me your e-mail address I can e-mail you over a pic justin@scottshotrods.com Justin |
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