Stock Replacement K8123 1968-73 Ford Mustang Lower Control Arm
Stock Replacement K8123 1968-73 Ford Mustang Lower Control Arm
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#91034269

Stock Replacement K8123 1968-73 Ford Mustang Lower Control Arm

  • These stock replacement K8123 lower control arms come assembled with ball joints and bushings
  • hese arms fit many different Ford and Mercury midsize chassis from 1968-1980
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Product Summary

15.50" Mount Center to Ball Joint Center, Steel

  • These stock replacement K8123 lower control arms come assembled with ball joints and bushings
  • hese arms fit many different Ford and Mercury midsize chassis from 1968-1980
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Key Specs

Control Arm StyleStamped
PositionFront Lower
Ball Joint TypePress-in
Bushing MaterialRubber
Control Arm MaterialSteel
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Speedway Motors 91034269 Details

  • These stock replacement K8123 lower control arms come assembled with ball joints and bushings
  • These arms fit many different Ford and Mercury midsize chassis from 1968-1980
  • Sold Each

 

  • Fits 
    • Falcon 1968-1970
    • Fairlane, Torino 1968-1971
    • Mustang 1968-1973
    • Ranchero 1968-1971
    • Maverick 1970-1977
    • Granada 1975-1980
    • Comet 1968-1977
    • Cougar 1968-1973
    • Montego 1968-1971
    • Monarch 1975-1980

Speedway Motors 91034269 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91034269
BrandSpeedway Motors
Control Arm StyleStamped
PositionFront Lower
Ball Joint TypePress-in
Bushing MaterialRubber
Control Arm MaterialSteel
Hardware IncludedYes
AdjustableNo
FinishPowder Coated
GENERAL
Mount Center to Ball Joint Center15.50"
Material TypeSteel
Overall Width5.13"
Overall Length18.25"
Taper Large End0.7"
Taper Small End0.64"
Ball Joint IncludedNo
Sold in QuantityEach
Material Thickness0.16"

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What is torque required for the chassis mount?

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• 13 years ago

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