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Old 01-20-2017, 09:34 PM   #3
V M Kauffman
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Default Re: Early Mustang 1" Upper A-Arm drop

When Joe Spinelli was restoring the Super Stock Maverick I had a chance to see the body. It had that mod done to it. This mod is to drop it 1 inch and move it back 5/8". There is a diagram in the old Ford Boss 302 chassis book. Another Ford trick is to heat the steering arm on the spindle bend the arm down right at spindle about a inch the heat the portion that tie rod attaches to and bend that mounting hole back up about a inch the helps bump steer. It's a lot of work but it's worth it.

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Originally Posted by Joe Grippo View Post
Has anyone done the 1" Upper A-Arm drop modification (Shelby Drop) on their 64-70 Mustangs? While primarily a road racing thing, there are supposed to be some benefits in lessening the positive camber gain on the launch and wheelstand. I have spoken to a few guys and they seem to be split on whether there is a benefit to doing it.. I am trying to keep the wheels straighter on launch, as now the tops of the tires lean in. How did this modification effect your alignment?
Any thoughts?
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