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The shipping cost is now removed, sorry for the inconvenience.
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7YearAscent
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Not a problem at all. Purchased .Thanks!
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lol why are you apologizing? You just helped a bunch of us out and did it quickly. Thank YOU!
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Mine came today and they are installed. No jacking up required take a bathroom mirror with a handle find the bolts take 3 off I reused them. One bolt hole on mustang had no bolt in it so take a bolt and chase the threads. One person job I had no putty to scrap. Could not be easier.
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Great to hear - thanks for sharing your feedback & experience!
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Rick#7
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Do any of the jacking rails (either these or the competition) do anything for chassis stiffness? Something like the subframe connectors that were popular on older gen mustangs?
I understand that's not what they're designed for, but wondering if it might be a secondary benefit.
I understand that's not what they're designed for, but wondering if it might be a secondary benefit.
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Minimal secondary benefit ... not enough to warrant it as a benefit.
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OK I'm confused, sorry TJ. If they mount in the same place that's good. But if they don't extend any further how does the jackable length increase?
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The old ones have brackets where they bolt to the chassis. The new ones do not, therefore adding more jackable length.
Win/Win!
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Win/Win!
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Sorry if a silly question, when fully installed, can you still be able to access the recommended pinch weld locations for front and rear tire change with the spare tire jack if I need to change a tire on the side of the road, the way I look at them on some photos, they look like leave no gap to use pinch welds for the ford spare tire jack?
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Why not just use the jacking rail? Maybe others can weigh in that have the jacking rails & used the spare jack, but I don't have that answer - I will have check with our team & see what the answer is.
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Hello All:
For those that have been waiting & wanting full-length Jacking Rails - we are happy to bring them to market - only $99.95!
https://www.steeda.com/Steeda-S550-...-Chassis-Jacking-Rails-2015-2019_p_15941.html
Would love these but $180 delivery down to Australia is steep?
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You can check with Mustang Motorsports & see if they are willing to stock them, see what kind of demand there is.
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installed mine on monday. all i did was drive the front up on a bit of 2x6 to give me a little more clearance to see what i was doing. super easy to install and took all of 10 minutes if that.
not the best pictures, but for those wondering:
not the best pictures, but for those wondering:
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