2005 Ford Mustang 18183-d Strut Mounts Drilled To Accept 16mm Qa1 Strut Cc105mu on 2040-parts.com
Rockaway, New Jersey, United States
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This is a very lightly used pair of Ford 2005+ Mustang front strut mounts that were drilled out to accept QA1 struts with 16mm shafts. The reason for this was I wanted to keep NVH to a minimum without having to use the required QA1 CC105MU camber plates which add NVH on the street. The use of these will require a tapered spring. One end being stock and the other end 2.5" I.D. I purchased these new just for this application.
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