since I recently got some long tubes for the car. I decided to go ahead and do the tubular k-member kit. What is the best to use? I was thinking about the UPR kit. Which one requires you to relocate the oil filter?
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since I recently got some long tubes for the car. I decided to go ahead and do the tubular k-member kit. What is the best to use? I was thinking about the UPR kit. Which one requires you to relocate the oil filter?
Thanks
For a straight replacement (non Griggs or Agent 47) the MM probably has the most miles and abuse on its record. Until another vendor produces one that has road racing} proof of abuse they will contuniue to get my $$$.
Just my $.02. What do you plan to do with it?
NEVER BUY FROM RPM OUTLET! crappy service, and tech support , and to mention if you got to retune something, is almost impossible with ther email return service . do a search im not the only one. it took me over 100 days to get a refund! no cash refunds. they sell mostly bad defeactive stuff from overseas.This one looks nice and complete, and the price isn't too bad:
http://www.rpmoutlet.com/03cnltf.htm
Straight replacement? They all require more then just the k-member. Lower arms, coil-overs, cc plates, springs etc are all reqirements. MM will also require relocating the oil filter, Griggs does not. My point is that the Griggs Strut system is as
much of a "straight replacement" as anyone else's system, and it can be upgraded to a SLA system.
As far as race history, Griggs has been in the business longer then anyone that produces k-members and they have the race records/Wins across the country to prove it. While their SLA system has only been on the market for a few years it has proven it's self already. Take a look at the NASA Pro Racing American Iron track records in Texas, John George set all of them in a Griggs strut equiped car. The next year he upgraded to the SLA system and destroyed his own records.
Patrick
I want to do what ever is going to be easiest at the time of the headers install. I am for sure going to replace the stock k-member butI might as well do the whole kit while Im at it. Doesn't the MM k-member kit move the wheels forward?
Argueably, the most popular K member kit out right now for the 03/04' Cobras are the UPR models. The newer versions have much improved fit, finish, and quality over the origianl model, and the $699 price tag has also made it a popular choice. I have one on my Cobra with Strange Engineering adjustable front struts and I'm saving 65 lbs off the front end and have front end height adjustability with the coil overs and tons more room for working down there and having access for long tube header installs. It does not require oil filter relocation, although I did have to purchase a shorter filter from WalMart. The Mobil 1 filters are also a tad shorter and can be used when necessary here.since I recently got some long tubes for the car. I decided to go ahead and do the tubular k-member kit. What is the best to use? I was thinking about the UPR kit. Which one requires you to relocate the oil filter?
Thanks
It does not move the wheels. Exact factory replacement in that respect.Thanks, I need to get one. I will most likely use the UPR if it doesnt move the wheels. I dont want to relocate them.