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01-28-2007, 09:14 PM
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Re: IFS drop spindles on 65-66?
[QUOTE=dav65mus;329422]Sorry, my post was meant as a lame attempt at a laugh. However if you are attempting to switch spindles from side to side, that won't work because of the tie rod arm pointing in the wrong direction. Good luck, Dave
If the tie rod mount is to the front on the Mustang II and to the rear on the early Mustang, then swapping sides WILL put them pointing in the right direction. If you take a tie rod mount that is to the rear on the left side and put it on the right side it will put the tie rod mount in the front.
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