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<blockquote data-quote="ac427cobra" data-source="post: 11405865" data-attributes="member: 6247"><p>That is correct as spelled out in the FAQ on our site:</p><p></p><p><a href="http://www.fulltiltboogieracing.com/faqs.htm#Reardiffdiff" target="_blank">FTBR Frequently Asked Questions</a></p><p></p><p>Q: "I see that you offer a Delrin isolated lowering rear differential mount FT 1401. How's that different from your FT 1300 Delrin rear diff support?"</p><p></p><p>A: The FT 1300 Delrin rear diff support bushing set replaces the rubber bushing in the OEM mounting bracket. Used in conjunction with our front diff mounting bushing set FT 1200, you will be able to improve your driveline angle as it came from the factory but you will not be able to completely optimize it. In order to be able to completely optimize the driveline angle you'd need the lowering rear diff mount. If you currently have a driveline vibe I would highly recommend the lowering rear mount. If not, you most likely don't need it. The FT 1401 comes complete with the Delrin bushing installed in it. The FT 1401 is modified to work with the Ford Racing rear diff cover we now offer. However, if you're using the FT 1401 combined with the Ford Racing diff cover you will run into some clearance issues with the inner toe link mounting brackets on the subframe. We currently offer a milled Ford Racing cover part number FT 1350M so all you have to do is bolt your parts together and install them in your car without any clearance issues.</p><p></p><p></p><p>:thumbsup::coolman::beer:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ac427cobra, post: 11405865, member: 6247"] That is correct as spelled out in the FAQ on our site: [url=http://www.fulltiltboogieracing.com/faqs.htm#Reardiffdiff]FTBR Frequently Asked Questions[/url] Q: "I see that you offer a Delrin isolated lowering rear differential mount FT 1401. How's that different from your FT 1300 Delrin rear diff support?" A: The FT 1300 Delrin rear diff support bushing set replaces the rubber bushing in the OEM mounting bracket. Used in conjunction with our front diff mounting bushing set FT 1200, you will be able to improve your driveline angle as it came from the factory but you will not be able to completely optimize it. In order to be able to completely optimize the driveline angle you'd need the lowering rear diff mount. If you currently have a driveline vibe I would highly recommend the lowering rear mount. If not, you most likely don't need it. The FT 1401 comes complete with the Delrin bushing installed in it. The FT 1401 is modified to work with the Ford Racing rear diff cover we now offer. However, if you're using the FT 1401 combined with the Ford Racing diff cover you will run into some clearance issues with the inner toe link mounting brackets on the subframe. We currently offer a milled Ford Racing cover part number FT 1350M so all you have to do is bolt your parts together and install them in your car without any clearance issues. :thumbsup::coolman::beer: [/QUOTE]
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