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US $198.99
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Simpsonville, South Carolina, United States

Simpsonville, South Carolina, United States
Condition:New Brand:STEEDA Manufacturer Part Number:555-8104



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Correct the suspension geometry on your lowered 1994-2004 Mustang with this Steeda Bump-steer Kit!


 BENEFITS

  • Eliminates Bump-steer
  • Adjustable

 FEATURES

  • Race Tested & Proven
  • Drilling Spindle NOT Required

WHAT'S IN THE BOX

  • (1) Bump Steer Kit

Made in the USA

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

If you have lowered your Mustang or altered the geometry through a control arm relocation kit or Steeda's X2 Ball-joints or X5 Ball-joints then you have increased bump steer which needs to be corrected. 

Steeda's Bump Steer Kits have a wide adjustment range for bump steer correction and feature spherical rod ends and use tapered spindle studs for a hassle free installation. 

Don't buy inferior kits that require you to ruin your Mustang's spindle by drilling it out in order to install them. Do it right with Steeda's Bump Steer Kit. 

Bump Steer Definition: Bump steer is a change in toe angle caused by the suspension moving up or down. Bump steer is built into the geometry of the Mustang suspension and Mustang steering system, and occurs independent from any steering wheel input. The effect of bump-steer is for the wheel to toe-in or toe-out when the suspension moves up or down. 

This toe change or “steering” occurs any time the suspension moves, whether it is from body roll, brake-dive, or hitting a bump in the road. Excessive bump steer that occurs from lowering or altering suspension geometry is undesirable because the suspension is giving you unwanted steering inputs from the excessive toe changes.

































































































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