Auto Krafters z bar issues

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  1. mav_man_71

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    Quick question, has anyone tried the 1967-1970 mustang big block z-bar frame bracket? It looks the same as what members have posted pictures of stock maverick brackets. Mustang's unlimited has the equalizer ball specs of 31/32"OD, 5/8" ID, 31/64" Thick.
     

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    The bushing size is the same, but one for our Mav/Comet has part number of C1DD-7543-A, might be worth a try at $27.........interesting to know what the difference is between this and OEM Mav/Comet bracket, looks like the distance between the stud and nearest mounting hole is different, which would throw the Z-bar alignment out with engine pivot/ball stud.........
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  3. mav_man_71

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    At $27 that's what I was thinking but I didn't notice the distance between the stud and nearest mounting hole.
     

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