BMR 10-14 Ford Mustang Adj. Lower A-Arms Delrin/Rod End w/ 19mm STD. Ball Joint - Red

If you're looking to get a more connected feel from your 2010-2014 Ford Mustang's steering, especially when pushing it hard on the street or at the track, upgrading the lower A-arms is a smart move. The stock rubber bushings in your factory control arms can flex and deflect under load, which messes with your alignment and makes the car feel vague. BMR Suspension's AA755 adjustable lower A-arms are built to eliminate that deflection entirely.

These A-arms are fabricated from strong 1.25-inch, 0.120-inch wall DOM tubing. To handle the high loads and provide adjustability, they use greasable Delrin bushings at the rear mount and zinc-plated, heat-treated chrome-moly rod ends with Teflon liners. Delrin is a solid material that won't deflect like rubber, and the rod ends allow for precise alignment adjustments. This combination gives you a much more responsive steering feel and keeps your alignment consistent, whether you're cruising or carving corners. BMR also includes greasable heavy-duty ball joints to complete the package.

These A-arms are designed for street performance, drag racing, and handling applications, aiming to improve your car's geometry and increase lateral grip during cornering. They come in a durable red powdercoat finish. BMR Suspension proudly makes these in the U.S.A. For installation, BMR recommends their RH014 hardware kit, which includes hardware for both upper and lower control arms.