You should, but as mike said, your bump steer is going to change.Noted. As far as bolting up, attaching my steering, getting the camber set correctly will I be in good shape?
You should, but as mike said, your bump steer is going to change.Noted. As far as bolting up, attaching my steering, getting the camber set correctly will I be in good shape?
Picturing this (in my head only) I'm wondering why a bump steer kit with the spacers stacked under the tie rod to move it up won't help correct this gap?yeah sorry Mike. If you go to the MM site, they pretty much say you are screwed if you use those spindles with a stock K member
http://www.maximummotorsports.com/tech_front_susp_spindle_warning.aspx
I actually would like to get +10mm ea side up front with my current wheel setup. Did you get your bump steer figured out with the 96+ spindles? I think between lowering the car (which lowers the steering rack in relation to the spindles) and a bump steer kit it should remedy most of the gap? Maybe some aluminum offset bushing would be a last resort. I have 95' spindles on my car now but thinking about putting on the set of 04' spindles that where included when I bought my 04' Cobra calipers and rotors.Its not that bad. I ran that way for a few years. The spindles didn't push my wheels too far out. ( the control arms are longer between the years ). I had an AJE kmember ( not that it made a difference ) and ran offset rack bushings....and a UPR bump steer kit. The end that the outter tie rod end goes into is raised about an inch from stock fox arms.
If you've checked out my thread you'll see I just changed to 94 spindles.
My car was lowered 1 inch up front. I used offset bushings to raise the rack and the bump steer kit....handled better than stock.I actually would like to get +10mm ea side up front with my current wheel setup. Did you get your bump steer figured out with the 96+ spindles? I think between lowering the car (which lowers the steering rack in relation to the spindles) and a bump steer kit it should remedy most of the gap? Maybe some aluminum offset bushing would be a last resort. I have 95' spindles on my car now but thinking about putting on the set of 04' spindles that where included when I bought my 04' Cobra calipers and rotors.
I read the SN95 arms are 3/4" wider on each side and that's a bit too much. Besides I already have after market tubular arms with SN95 ball joints and already own 96+ spindles. Pretty much every person I've read about that has tried the 96+ spindles had no issues with bump steer.My car was lowered 1 inch up front. I used offset bushings to raise the rack and the bump steer kit....handled better than stock.
If you want to go wider why not use sn95 control arms ?
Lowering a car makes bump steer worse because angles change in the front end.
The '94-'95 spindles don't come out any further than the stock Fox ones do. The '96-'04 spindles will push the wheels out approx 8-10mm over the Fox.I read the SN95 arms are 3/4" wider on each side and that's a bit too much.
The '94-'95 spindles don't come out any further than the stock Fox ones do. The '96-'04 spindles will push the wheels out approx 8-10mm over the Fox.
I want the extra width. My front wheels are 18x8 +25mm and are tucked in a bit too far. To avoid running spacers I'd rather just run the 96+ spindles since people that have actually installed them report no issues. My front end is completely coming apart this winter so it's not a big deal.The '94-'95 spindles don't come out any further than the stock Fox ones do. The '96-'04 spindles will push the wheels out approx 8-10mm over the Fox.
1)No plug req'd if you purchase the prop delete kitI'm running the NRC big brake kit up front. I am planning to keep the stock booster and upgrade to a 93 cobra MC. My questions are now:
1) if I buy a Max Motorsports stock prop. Valve delete kit do I still need to buy their plug bolt, extra $16
2) I'm guessing I absolutely need the new bias pro portioning valve
3) I'm planning on buying the MM adapter line kit for the new MC to stock brake lines
4) What else do I need?