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cmozez

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I have Ford heavy duty uppers, Kenny Brown subs wating to go on. I am leaning toward the Grantelli adjustable lowers but wanted to know if any of you guys have used them. I have a $200 budget so I can't afford Maxium Motorsports before anyone says it
 

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What do the Steeda ones cost? If you can afford those, get them.
 

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i have the aluminum steedas and have no complaints. they are light as all crap.
 

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You can buy the Steeda steel arms for $169 and the aluminum ones for $180, just look around the internet.
 

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A bit off topic but how well did your Upper Arms work out? I still spin like a mofo and uppers are the only thing I haven't done. BTW my Maximum Motorsport lowers were very heavyyy.
 
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I haven't put them on yet. I'm going to wait and put them all on together.
 

slvrbullit302

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Steer clear of the Granatelli control arms. Friend of mine had them on his 96 cobra and after 10 months there were no bushings left at all on one side. Their bushings just pushed out the side. This has not been on a drag strip but two time over the last year but was driven daily.
 
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To late. I bought a set off Ebay last night. I'll report back and let ya'll know how they work.
 
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Nik_95Cobra said:
BTW my Maximum Motorsport lowers were very heavyyy.
Click to expand...

Funny, mine were feather light .


But not recommended for drag racing, of course.
 
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