 BMR springs are specifically designed to provide optimal handling without sacrificing ride quality. The front springs are progressive wound to provide variable rates. The soft portion of the progressive winding maintains near OE ride quality. When the suspension is loaded during aggressive cornering, the springs enter into the stiffer portion of the spring. |
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 The single upper control arm is responsible for maintaining pinion angle and preventing axle counter-rotation. This "3 link" style suspension is ideal for autocross and road race applications as it allows the most articulation possible with a solid axle. |
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 BMR heavy duty billet Control Arms are CNC machined from solid 1.25" x 2.5" billet 6061 T6 aluminum alloy. BMR utilizes greaseable 90 durometer spiral fluted polyurethane bushings to insure "squeak-free' suspension movement. |
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 Factory panhard rods are made with small diameter tubing and rubber bushings that allow deflection under load. BMR panhard rods are all made from larger diameter 1.25", heavy wall DOM tubing and utilize either greaseable polyurethane bushings or HD spherical bearings by QA1. |
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 BMR sway-bars decrease body roll in your 2005+ Mustang resulting in a more predictable, neutrally balanced suspension. All necessary bushings and hardware included. |
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 This brace bolts to the rear mount of the front A-arms, tying the two legs of the K-member together. By adding additional support to this assembly, A-arm stability is increased due to minimized mount deflection. |
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Stock control arms are marginal at best. Bushing deflection combined with control arm flex creates erratic handling and inconsistent rear end stability when subjected to the added loads of performance driving. |
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 These brackets in conjunction with our tubular control arms have already produced 1.33 60 foot times! |
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 BMR sway-bars decrease body roll in your 2005+ Mustang resulting in a more predictable, neutrally balanced suspension. All necessary bushings and hardware included. |
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Stock control arms are marginal at best. Bushing deflection combined with control arm flex creates erratic handling and inconsistent rear end stability when subjected to the added loads of performance driving. All of our control arms are TIG welded and utilize either greaseable 90 durometer spiral fluted polyurethane bushings or Teflon lined HD spherical bearings by QA1. |
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The panhard rod is responsible for locating the rear end side-to-side in the chassis. Factory panhard rods are made with small diameter tubing and rubber bushings that allow deflection under load. BMR panhard rods are all made from larger diameter 1.25", heavy wall DOM tubing and utilize either greaseable polyurethane bushings or HD spherical bearings by QA1. The adjustable versions use left-hand and right-hand thread to allow easy "on-car" adjustment. |
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 BMR tubular A-arms are a lightweight alternative to your factory stamped steel arms, 9.6 lbs. lighter than stock. The adjustable version is recommended for drag race or road race applications due to the elevated noise transmission from spherical rod ends and Delrin bushings. |
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 BMR tubular A-arms are a lightweight alternative to your factory stamped steel arms, 11.2 lbs. lighter than stock. Unlike our competitors, these A-arms are also compatible with your OE K-member. |
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 Ford did a great job designing the '05 Mustang. Everything comes apart so easily, it almost seems like it was designed by racers. To some, a tubular K-member may seem like a complicated and difficult installation, however in the '05 Mustang it can be done in 2 hours with hand tools! |
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Stock control arms are marginal at best. Bushing deflection combined with control arm flex creates erratic handling and inconsistent rear end stability when subjected to the added loads of performance driving. All of our control arms are TIG welded and utilize either greaseable 90 durometer spiral fluted polyurethane bushings or Teflon lined HD spherical bearings by QA1. |
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The panhard rod is responsible for locating the rear end side-to-side in the chassis. Factory panhard rods are made with small diameter tubing and rubber bushings that allow deflection under load. BMR panhard rods are all made from larger diameter 1.25", heavy wall DOM tubing and utilize either greaseable polyurethane bushings or HD spherical bearings by QA1. |
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Stock control arms are marginal at best. Bushing deflection combined with control arm flex creates erratic handling and inconsistent rear end stability when subjected to the added loads of performance driving. All of our control arms are TIG welded and utilize either greaseable 90 durometer spiral fluted polyurethane bushings or Teflon lined HD spherical bearings by QA1. |
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 The single upper control arm is responsible for maintaining pinion angle and preventing axle counter-rotation. This "3 link" style suspension is ideal for autocross and road race applications as it allows the most articulation possible with a solid axle. |
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 The single upper control arm is responsible for maintaining pinion angle and preventing axle counter-rotation. This "3 link" style suspension is ideal for autocross and road race applications as it allows the most articulation possible with a solid axle. |
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 Our upper control arm mount is a direct replacement for the OE piece and requires no drilling or welding to install. |
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