Fox chassis guys

[ShadowBolt]

Heck, if i wasn't this deep in Mustang parts, I'd consider building a 4th gen Camaro.

That easy to drive?

Now why would a devout Ford guy want to build a 4th gen?


JJ

[K Shaw]

So what your saying is that the "new" rules and CMC2 have made the fox cars obsolete?

No. Not at all. You can legally make a fox competitive in CMC and CMC2. You do that by replacing everything but the tub with SN95 parts.


Richard P.

Yeah I was trying to be funny making a half hearted stab at the rules and where CMC is going and forgot the smiley icon.

Thunderbird T-coupe control arms are the same length as sn95 as is the 8.8 in them. If you know where to look some of the stuff can be found for cheap. I just dont know where to look down here in Texas.

kyle

[RichardP]

Thunderbird T-coupe control arms are the same length as sn95

Control arms are hard to measure but the general thought is that they are a little bit longer. Regardless, unless they are functionally identical (more than the same length), they aren't part number legal.

Just because parts are cheap and a logical swap doesn't mean you can use them. There have been several cases where specific parts from other applications have been submitted and approved for use. If you wanted these control arms to be legal you could try submitting the idea...


Richard P.

[edrock96GT]

I have a stock '96 K member and control arms taking up space in my garage.

[evarner]

Check out my ad for the '85 Coupe. With a few modifications and safety additions, it's defintitely a mid to front pack car out of the gate.