A foxbody Mustang and it's driver are introduced to bumpsteer when the car is lowered more than a couple of inches.  Bump Steer is changes in toe caused by suspension movement.

Every car has bump steer, however when you lower the vehicle you increase the amount of bump steer that occurs, if this becomes excessive you will begin to notice some unwanted vehicle driving characteristics.

When you turn your steering wheel you are essentially changing the toe of the wheels to turn the vehicle. Excessive bump steer is undesirable because it introduces unwanted steering inputs which means the suspension is steering the car instead of the driver.

In addition, these bump steer kits make a great service replacement for your worn out, high mileage outer tie rods even if you do not have excessive bump steer issues.

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