Whiteline KBR37 Rear Control Arm Complete Lower Rear Mounting Bracket for 2005+ Ford Mustang Coupe (Inc GT and Shelby GT500)
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Whiteline KBR37 Features:
The S197 requires geometry correction once the rear of the car has been lowered to correct the rear lower control arm angles. Whiteline's rear control arm brackets relocate the control arms to correct the modified geometry and improve anti-squat, reducing rear-dive under acceleration.
- Bracing maintains alignment angles and spring rates by greatly reducing body or chassis flex
- Engineered to alter/ eliminate unwanted bump steer, optimising the vehicles steering characteristics
- Protective plating on all metal components acts as a hard skin that is much tougher than conventional paint allowing this product to withstand the toughest conditions and resist corrosion for years to come
- Precisely placed dampening voids further reduces harshness from sudden road inputs
- Hand picked Whiteline bushings and/or alignment, geometry products best suiting your vehicle
- Install guide included providing detailed instructions on how to install your new Whiteline purchase
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