markboris
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- First Name
- Mark
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- _______ '20 Shelby GT500 FPB '21 Mach-E GTPE IS
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I'm also interested in wanting to know if the front bar interfered with the water pump connector. I will be helping Anton (eidbanger) at the end of this month install both bars on his non-GT. He said Steeda sent him some washers or spacers to mount the pump bracket out a bit to keep the connector away from the front bar.Finally had my car back over a weekend to get mine installed. I have a premium 4X. So maybe the first non GT, on this thread at least. I did the install by myself so very few pics during the install. No problems at all on the fron aside from getting the 85ft-lbs on the lower bolt of the end links, my longer torque wrench wouldnāt fit in the wheel well so I had to use one that was very difficult to put enough leverage on.
Holy crap. This made such an incredible difference, along with the rear bar. I am truly blown away, the car feels so much more planted and confident. I was only able to do a short test drive in the dark tonight, but it really was dramatically better. I would say definitely smoother but will find out more with some more driving. With some new tires, probably Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4ās I think it will be a really fun drive.
I opted to go with the medium setting on both bars due to the narrower premium tires and feedback from you guys that got yours installed on your GTs. I might go stiffer on the front, but Iāll probably wait for the new tires for that change.