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  • Crossmember - Front - Reinforced - Reman ~ 1967 - 1970 Mercury Cougar / 1967 - 1970 Ford Mustang - 17-0002
  • Crossmember - Front - Reinforced - Reman ~ 1967 - 1970 Mercury Cougar / 1967 - 1970 Ford Mustang - 17-0002

Item #: 17-0002

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Price: $109.15
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    Description

    This original part has been reinforced to brace the front frame rails / tie together lower control arm pivots in a superior way to the original design. This design will prevent any camber change in hard cornering. This is not needed for the average Cougar owner but if you are desiring to make your car a "Handling Machine" every bit counts and this is an inexpensive upgrade. These crossmembers are welded in house, and will be unpainted bare metal. This combined with our shock tower reinforcement plates and one piece export brace are a very good investment for you 69-70 convertible owners out there. To learn more read the BOSS 302 Chassis Modification book we have listed in our manual section. It is crucial that you use the correct tapered bolts when installing these.


    Check out the video below to find out how to strengthen your Cougar:


    Specifications:
    Shipping Weight: 5.00 LBS
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    It's pretty straight forward just two bolts to mount but the crossmember. It was a a perfect fit I just lined it up and bolted it right in, no problems what so ever. The paint job wasn't to my standards so I repainted it but that wasn't that big of a deal since I thought it was going to come bare metal and was already to paint it anyway.

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    Crossmember is a simple bolt in. Helps complete front chassis reinforcement.

    Greenville, SC
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    this is an excellent part. I have been looking for something like for a long time. Thanks So much for modifying the original part It's much stronger now. It bolt in just like the original did !!!! Yay! all Around- on this part

    Fits like a glove!

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    I am not big on welding, so this crossmember prefect for me. Also keep in mind, the crossmember is not painted. Be sure to paint it before you install to keep it from rusting.

    Fits like a glove!

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    I am not big on welding, so this crossmember prefect for me. Also keep in mind, the crossmember is not painted. Be sure to paint it before you install to keep it from rusting.

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