Ford Maverick Mercury Comet Grabber Adjustable Struts Rods Billet

Description

Adjustable strut rods on Ford Maverick Mercury Comet Grabber Stallion was introduced by Ford Motor Company on 1967 models. Mustangs 1971, 1972, and 1973 models are no different.
The adjustable strut rods PerformanceV8 are the best remedy for controlling the front suspension during braking and cornering. They are designed to be used in all applications, street, drag racing, autocross, and road racing. The strut rods bolt directly in without modifying the car. This component will improve straight-line stability, in addition to brake and steering response.
The strut rod, also called brake reaction strut rod, attaches at the front cross member under the radiator and extend back to the lower control arm. The strut supports the lower arm from moving fore or aft during acceleration or braking. The factory uses a rubber bushing to attach the strut rod to the cross member.
The strut rod also performs an alignment function; it adjust caster. Caster provides straight-line stability and is used for improving corner entry. Caster is also contributes to a self-aligning action after the car comes out of a turn. If the bushings go bad, the car will wander, dart during braking, and cause the toe to change (thus creating more tire wear).
High quality;
Compatible with all year and models Ford Maverick and Mercury
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