br_an
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It will settle more in the coming weeks, looks great!
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Thatās a good mod to do. I have the Steeda version on mine.Since putting on the BRM springs it's been bothering me the steering wheel isn't aligned anymore. I only to the one link of the strut when I took them off. So the steering couldn't be that far off.
Got me to thinking about the rear. I dropped the whole rear-end (cradle) as the videos show. Remembering how the body bolts went back in, There's a lot of slop for the sleeves the body bolts go through. I started thinking they weren't self centering. So I measured the wheels to the front of the fender behind the doors. The passenger side is just over 3/4" forward than the driver's side.
A little research I found out they sell alignment bushings. They fill the sleeves the bolts go through. Ensuring the bolts are centered in the sleeve they go in. I ordered a set but I don't like my alignment is that far off. I haven't had it aligned yet as I'm waiting for the front to settle a little. Going to try and center it a little better today. The bushings say it could be 2 to 3 weeks, hope not. Hope this helps if you plan on swapping springs soon.
I don't see any other way to get the rear square without them.Thatās a good mod to do. I have the Steeda version on mine.
I do not. The camber has always been there. May have slightly increased, but not by much.Do you by chance have the alignment specs on the car after lowering it? Looking at the pics it appears that the rear has a decent amount of negative camber dialed in?
By box, I assume the tuner? No, I just keep it there for the gauges I watch. You can load a tune and put it in the house. I don't think you get a tuner when you get a Ford Performance tune.Your car looks awesome! Not gonna lie, I am thinking of trying to replicate its look on my ā19. Noob question, if you have a time does the box have to stay plugged in? I am thinking about getting the ford performance intake with throttle body and tune.
Yes I am talking about the tuner, wasnāt sure what it was called. Sorry Iām new to all this. I Am also looking at the Roush performance pack 2 also. Thanks for the info.By box, I assume the tuner? No, I just keep it there for the gauges I watch. You can load a tune and put it in the house. I don't think you get a tuner when you get a Ford Performance tune.
I'm loving the difference this stage 1 tune has even made. Quicker car, another shifts, low end power. As soon as I upgrade my intercooler I'm going for a custom tune.
I love the exhaust, but I liked the Airaid intake better.Yes I am talking about the tuner, wasnāt sure what it was called. Sorry Iām new to all this. I Am also looking at the Roush performance pack 2 also. Thanks for the info.