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By Edge ST Guide · Posted
Hello Mark, Welcome to Ford Edge ST Nation. Please feel free to browse around and get to know the others. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Mark joined on the 01/22/2021. View Member -
By az_edgy_st · Posted
Nice mods 19EdgeST. I am looking to do similar mods but inexperienced in this matter. Not looking to lower but wondering what benefit I would get if I went with the Bilstein B6? Curious why you chose RaceChip as opposed to Livernois? Thank you for your response in advance! -
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By Edge ST Guide · Posted
Hello az_edgy_st, Welcome to Ford Edge ST Nation. Please feel free to browse around and get to know the others. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. az_edgy_st joined on the 01/21/2021. View Member -
By commbubba19 · Posted
disregard. I found that the Mustang uses the same Ford Part and therefore the mustang's aftermarket adjustable control arm should work. https://lmr.com/item/UPR-200225/mustang-upr-adjustable-irs-camber-arm-15-18 I've also been informed that there should be enough adjustment via a slot that the tech who did my vehicle obviously didn't know about. -
By commbubba19 · Posted
I've confirmed that there are no current solutions to the rear camber adjustment after lowing a 15+ Edge. However, I did contact SPC and they assumed there was an OEM adjustment because the 'crash' guide shows cam bolts. However, in reality that is not the case. I talked to two gentleman there that said if they receive enough demand, they will research and develop a proper replacement arm or cam solution. https://www.spcalignment.com/ 800-525-6505 Just call the above number and tell them your year and that your looking for a rear camber solution after lowering. I'm also attaching a Ford diagram showing the OEM upper arm and OEM bolts that are not cam adjustable for reference. This is the part SPC would design an adjustable part for. Let's work as a team and contact SPC so they can design a solution! -
By ImLivingOnTheEdge · Posted
The JLT seems fairly popular and inexpensive. What I bought is probably overkill and I haven't managed to get it installed yet. But I've got the RXP dual can system. The JLT only covers the "dirty" side which is the more important side anyway. The RXP kit covers both sides.
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