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adjustable strut rod

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mustangman1974

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Been thinking about usign these since the posting here sometime ago. HAs anyone used the street or track adjustable? It seems the others look similar but cost significantly more.

http://www.streetortrack.com/adjustable-strut-rods.asp
 

2bav8

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Just recently installed a set.
Highly recommend!
They compliment roller spring perches very nicely.
 
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I love mine! The guy that aligned my front really liked them too.
 

dodgestang

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Got on the FB and my brother's coupe
 

Pathfinder65

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Got 'em, love 'em

Dave
 

rbohm

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going to get them when i am ready for them, falcon and mustang.
 
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66Runt

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Got them on my 66

I like the fact that they have a built in steer stop. I looked at a few others that did not have that. They are also a very high quality piece that fit perfectly.
Read the instructions thoroughly before you start the job.

Scott
 
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Beef97

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Just installed a set, great build quality....get them for sure!
 
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Do they make the ride a bit more harsh since you are going from a rubber bushing to no bushing at all? Talking daily driver here
 

Pathfinder65

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I don't think there is any change in the harshness of the ride. What you will find is a much improved suspension travel. The greatest improvement I noticed though was the stability of the car under heavy braking. With the rubber on the strut rods out of the picture there is no change in the geometry of the front suspension when that weight shifts forward.
Dave
 
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