Tubular K-Member Kits

[soontobefastfox]

I am looking for people who have experience and have installed Tubular K-members kits. I am looking at the many kits that are out for the 5.0 fox, but I want to know what kits are best and do not change the factory steering or change the wheel position in the wheel well. This is for my street/strip mustang, I want to lose some weight off the front end and gain clearence in the engine bay. I have heard a lot of good from PA Racing and AJE, anyone have anything to say about those? I really like the PA Racing kit, it seems very well built and is suppose to have the geometry as stock. I have heard horror stories of QA1, so I would not like to take my chances with them.

Another point is I would like a K-member kit to work with my current struts (strange 10-way adjustable).

Thanks

 

[payupsucka]

i got the whole upr kit with control arms and coil over kit and bumpsteer kit for a little over 700 bucks i have no complaints

 

[71swing]

I have a Pa- racing k-member. very nice piece. My only complant is the wait for it to be shipped. But it was exspected because thier k-members are made to order.

I think it took 3 weeks for mine to show, very eazy to install, but I had the motor out for winter rebuild. Pa-racing kit will keep your suspension and wheels in the stock location.

 

[n8rsk8r]

Just make sure you get the control arm set up for street if that is what you are planning on doing. I am stuck with the drag heim joint setup(without provisions for sway bar). QA1 is what I have, I like it though.

 

[bullitstang1313]

I have the AJE Racing tubular k-member with the tubular A-Arms. I went with the coil-over setup but they also sell a kit with the spring perches. Very easy to install (engine was already out for some new mods). I used the instruction from Maximum Motorsports website. The k-member is made to order so it does take some time. I work pretty close to their shop so I decided to go talk to them in person. Very friendly people who seem to really know/enjoy what they are doing.

 

[MustangOwner]

I have a Pa- racing k-member. very nice piece. My only complant is the wait for it to be shipped. But it was exspected because thier k-members are made to order.

I think it took 3 weeks for mine to show, very eazy to install, but I had the motor out for winter rebuild. Pa-racing kit will keep your suspension and wheels in the stock location.

Really? I ordered mine last tuesday and got it last thursday... ha God that was so fast i couldn't believe it. They answered all my questions, and shipped it off the same day i ordered it and i had it in 4 days! I couldn't complain if i wanted to! All i have to say is good things about PA Racing. I have a thread with pictures of mine in the talk section. I haven't installed it yet. It retains all stock specs as well. I was gonna buy AJE racing tubular K-member but i have heard to many issues with them not fitting right and didn't want to go down that road! PA Racing FTW!


PA Racing

 

[soontobefastfox]

thanks guys I am really leaning towards the PA Racing K-member kit, I have heard nothing but good from them.

71swing do you have any pictures of the install?

91fox , check your inbox

 

[86bluecobra]

I have also been looking at going PA Racing. after this thread I think thats what I'm buying.

 

[smr]

the PA control arms looks real good...the k member loosk like everyone elses..I have ground pounder kit paid like 550 for it with coil overs brand new..I plan on rebuilding entiire k member with chromoly now...

 

[BlooDReigN]

I love my MM k-member, even though it does move the wheels forward 3/4".

Hasn't caused me any problems though yet. But the car handles amazingly for a fox body

 

[SVT32VDOHC]

I love my MM k-member, even though it does move the wheels forward 3/4".

Hasn't caused me any problems though yet. But the car handles amazingly for a fox body

That's cool that it handles good. It should with the longer wheels base. 3/4" isn't too much, is it noticeable?