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04-15-2016 #1
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Looking for a Machineshop in Los Angeles.
I picked up a set of Maximum Motorsport Bumpsteer correctors and need my Spindles drilled out as these are bolt through and not tapered.
Anyone have a place they can recommend? I work in Westlake Village and live in Sunland but will to drop them anywhere.The rule is measure twice and cut once. My problem is I still measure with a mic and cut with an axe!
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04-16-2016 #2
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The machine shop i work at is in fullerton.
Pm me your number.
What size hole?
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04-16-2016 #3
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Why not get bolt in bumpsteer studs? They are available from Summit or Jegs and should bolt right in with no mods.
http://www.colemanracing.com/Bump-St...nto-P4442.aspx
https://www.google.com/search?q=bump...pinto&tbm=shopLast edited by David Pozzi; 04-16-2016 at 09:06 PM.
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04-17-2016 #4
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These were free!
And the major reason is I need the extensions for the rack and pinion. Putting the 94/95 mustang spindles on the 89 mustang k member spaces the tie rod mounting holes outward and then putting the SN95 lower control arms on makes it even farther. The Maximum Motorsports bumpsteer correctors come with extensions that cure this ailment.
Originally Posted by David Pozzi
The rule is measure twice and cut once. My problem is I still measure with a mic and cut with an axe!
04-17-2016 #5
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They need to be drilled out to 5/8.
Originally Posted by chevelletiger
The rule is measure twice and cut once. My problem is I still measure with a mic and cut with an axe!
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