Global West Suspension TBF-7 1968-73 Mustang Lower Control Arms
Global West Suspension TBF-7 1968-73 Mustang Lower Control Arms
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Global West Suspension TBF-7 1968-73 Mustang Lower Control Arms

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Product Summary

16.19" Mount Center to Ball Joint Center, Steel

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    Key Specs

    Control Arm StyleTubular
    PositionFront Lower
    Ball Joint TypeScrew-in
    Bushing MaterialPolyurethane
    Control Arm MaterialSteel
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    Global West Suspension TBF-7 Details

    Global West tubular lower control arms improve the geometry of the stock Mustang suspension while adding much needed strength. 

    • Stock length, non-adjustable design 
    • Uses screw-in style ball joints
    • Accepts stock strut rods or Global West adjustable strut rods
    • Spherical bearing eliminates suspension bind

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    Global West Suspension TBF-7 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #TBF-7
    BrandGlobal West Suspension
    Control Arm StyleTubular
    PositionFront Lower
    Ball Joint TypeScrew-in
    Bushing MaterialPolyurethane
    Control Arm MaterialSteel
    Hardware IncludedYes
    AdjustableNo
    FinishPowder Coated
    GENERAL
    Mount Center to Ball Joint Center16.19"
    Material TypeSteel
    Overall Width4.69"
    Overall Length18"
    Ball Joint IncludedYes
    Sold in QuantityPair
    Tube O.D.1.5"
    Hole Diameter0.5"
    Bushing IncludedYes

    Questions & Answers

    2 Questions • 2 Answers

    From inner eye to center ofor the lower ball joint is this the 18" or is that the overall measurement. If overall 1. What is centre to centre ? 2. width across inner pivot outside to outside? Thanks As if compatible I wish to use these in an early 80s Australian Falcon

    by Mathieu

    • 10 years ago

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    Hello, what is the part number of the ball joint used in this arm? Is it K722 mopar/chyrsler screw in? or a Ford screw in ?

    by Russell

    • 10 years ago

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