[AWkonablu20115O]

Hey Steeda guys Brandon, I have had a Steeda adj. UCA in my car for a year now. I love it!!

But after reading some posts about installing anyones adj. UCA, I am wondering if I installed mine right.

What is the process before putting the UCA in the car? What needs assembled and torqued before even putting the UCA in?
What holes do what?

I mean a step by step process for properly installing a Steeda UCA.

I am going to re-install mine just to make sure I got it right.
I occasionally hear noises that make me wonder if it is in right.

Hey what are 3 two letter words for short?

Is It In.


AW

 

[RacingRedGT]

Hey Steeda guys Brandon, I have had a Steeda adj. UCA in my car for a year now. I love it!!

But after reading some posts about installing anyones adj. UCA, I am wondering if I installed mine right.

What is the process before putting the UCA in the car? What needs assembled and torqued before even putting the UCA in?
What holes do what?

I mean a step by step process for properly installing a Steeda UCA.

I am going to re-install mine just to make sure I got it right.
I occasionally hear noises that make me wonder if it is in right.

Hey what are 3 two letter words for short?

Is It In.


AW

From what ive read the UCA adds quite a bit of extra cabin noise. Maybe it is in right?

 

[tj]

I have asked our engineer for a follow up in regards to your question.

Hopefully I will have an answer for you in the am :bigthumbsup

Best Regards,

TJ

 

[Ghipera]

So no reply yet?

 

[stevegt2012]

So no reply yet?

He may have just PM'd the OP. Would be nice to post it here though for everyone's benefit.

 

[Kona stang10]

Here you go straight from the Steeda site:

http://www.steeda.com/store/uploads/adjustable-upper-control-arm-1-1.pdf

 

[Mr.SilverFOX]

Thanks.
But says for 05-06 Mustang??
WTHell?

 

[Kona stang10]

Thanks.
But says for 05-06 Mustang??
WTHell?

05 and up mustangs are the same!!!

 

[stevegt2012]

Thanks.
But says for 05-06 Mustang??
WTHell?

Should be the same for all year S197s. I don't understand why they say the car has to be level to measure the pinion angle, though. Pinion angle is the difference between the two surfaces measured, so I would think the car being level isn't necessary. Maybe someone with more knowledge on the subject can chime in.