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Does anyone know of a bump steer kit to work on the GT350/R?
As of now, steeda, BMR, cortex, etc do not have one that fits the taper of the GT350 knuckle. If I do not fine one I will machine my own.
The difference between the GT350 and base/GT mustang are the taper length and diameter. Plus I do not want to drill out my knuckle for a bolt.
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Do you think a bump steer is necessary for the GT350?
 
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Do you think a bump steer is necessary for the GT350?
Not with stock or R springs, but with Eibach or FP GT350 springs yes. Even though I have R springs and 305/30 tires, I'd still like to that the capability of dialing in the bump steer.
 

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Not with stock or R springs, but with Eibach or FP GT350 springs yes. Even though I have R springs and 305/30 tires, I'd still like to that the capability of dialing in the bump steer.
I wonder if the magnetuner and its increased capabilities negates or minimizes the need for bump steer correction?
 
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I wonder if the magnetuner and its increased capabilities negates or minimizes the need for bump steer correction?
The shocks and struts will not change the effects of bump steer.
 

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As anyone lowered their cars enough to experience bump steer? I plan to install lowering springs (Eibach) and would prefer to install all required parts at the same time.
I see that Maximum Motorsports makes a bump steer kit for the GT350, but I donā€™t know if one is required.
 

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Just a note of caution: Last fall I had a ā€œbump steerā€ kit sold by one of the big name mustang parts suppliers shear on my S197. Into the tire wall I went. This was the second time Iā€™ve had a failure of the same vendor part over the last few years though the first could have been (was likely) the result of a prior hit that went unrepaired. The factory stuff doesnā€™t break unless you really try. No way Iā€™d be screwing around with it unless it was grade 8 material. It sucks when you canā€™t steer.
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