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BMR Rear Lower Vertical Links; Spherical Bearings; Black Anodized (15-24 Mustang)

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      Hey guys, Stephanie with americanmuscle.com, here with an overview of the BMR Billet Aluminum Vertical Links with spherical bushings, fitting all 2015 and newer S550 Mustangs. In this video, we're gonna cover a few topics with these vertical links. We're gonna talk about how these can help your S550, the materials and construction, and the install as well. I'll get into more detail later, but I can tell you right now that the install for these is easy. It's a one out of three wrenches in the difficulty meter.The BMR Vertical Links with spherical bushings are something that you're gonna wanna check out if you're looking to fight off some of the wheel hop that the S550 is known for and you aren't concerned with other factors such as NVH. Spherical bushings like the ones in these vertical links give you a solid connection to the chassis, which is gonna give you much better performance than rubber, or even poly bushings would. So just looking at these on the table here, I can already tell you that they're a big upgrade over the factory vertical links. They're much larger and thicker, and they aren't going to flex under load like the [inaudible 00:00:58] stock link might. These are [inaudible 00:01:00] machine from Billet Aluminum, but the big thing with these vertical links is gonna be the bushings, or in this case, the bearings. These vertical links have spherical bearings which are not only gonna be greatly different than the stock rubber bushings, but they're also different than some of the other aftermarket options out there, like poly bushings and even Delrin bushings. So the bushings in your suspension components are such an important piece of the puzzle because it's the bushings that are going to see the force of the energy and torque that you're trying to transfer to the ground. If the bushings are soft like stock bushings are, or they're worn out, then it'll deflect, and deflection doesn't do anything for getting power to the ground, because instead of transferring that power, the bushing's gonna absorb it.These vertical links has spherical bearings which are at the top of the food chain when it comes to performance-based bushings. You have your rubber bushings at the bottom of the chain, because they're the softest, then you have your poly bushings which are more stiff, then there's Delrin, and on top of that, at the top of the chain are rod ends and spherical bearings. Spherical bearings like the ones in these vertical links, connect the suspensions solidly to the chassis. The biggest benefit to this is no wasted energy through deflection as the power's transferred through the chassis. The trade-off here is the fact that these do not absorb that energy. Since the spherical bearings don't absorb any energy at all, that means all of the NVH is gonna be transferred through the chassis, which is gonna affect your ride quality. A lot of times, spherical bearings are safer race applications because of this. The harder the bushing is, the higher the NVH, and there's nothing more solid than a spherical bearing. Now what I'm trying to say here is that you are gonna notice some more NVH, but we're just talking about vertical links here. You're not eliminating all of your bushings in your suspension. So you can expect a small noticeable change, but depending on the rest of your suspension, you don't have to worry that you're gonna be creating a dump truck ride here. I just wanted you guys to be aware that there is gonna be some more NVH due to that solid connection. I do want you to keep in mind that while these will work to reduce wheel hop and keep the rear planted better, these are only one component of the IRS, and there are a handful of other pieces that you can look into to really stop wheel hop and get better traction. You can even start to get into things like Cradle and Diff bushings, or even lockouts. But at the end of the day, these are still a good step towards eliminating the wheel hop and getting the rear more stable. That means harder launches and keeping the suspension more consistent no matter what you're doing with your car. When it comes to price, you're looking at spending just north of $250 for these vertical links if you're gonna pick up a set. Now I will say that this is a little bit more expensive than your other options out there, but that all goes back to the fact that these have the spherical bearings and not normal bushings. These are the most performance-based vertical links that you can get, and they're also made by BMR which is a top name in the suspension industry, so I'm honestly not surprised at all by the price tag. The install for these is an easy one. It's a one out of three wrenches in the difficulty meter, and you can expect to spend an hour, two tops to get the install completed. You won't need any tools out of the ordinary. Actually, only a few wrenches and a torque wrench, and of course, a jack and jack stands, or a lift if you're lucky enough to have access to one. The vertical link sits right behind the rear rotor, so you have to pull the rear wheels to get access. Once that's done, you're just looking at two bolts to get the stock vertical link out. We use the factory lower bolt to install the new vertical link, but used the supplied hardware and washer for the top of the link. You'll wanna torque those down to spec and reinstall your wheel and tire, and that's all it's gonna take.Wrapping things up here with the BMR Billet Aluminum Vertical Links, these have spherical bearings, and they're gonna be the most performance-oriented option due to that fact. A spherical bearing will create a solid connection that's gonna transfer and not absorb the torque and energy of the drive train [SP]. The trade-off will be a little added NVH, but if you're really looking for the best performance, these are gonna get you there. As always, I suggest you check them out more online, and for all things Mustang, keep it right here at americanmuscle.com.

      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features & Specs

      • Elminates Wheel Hop; Improves Handling
      • 6061 Aircraft Grade Billet Aluminum
      • CNC Machined Construction
      • Chromoly Spherical Bearings
      • Black Anodized Finish
      • Designed and Manufactured in the USA
      • Sold as a Pair
      • Fits All 2015 to 2024 Mustangs

      Description

      Improves Handling Performance. A set of BMR Billet Aluminum Vertical Links with Spherical Bearings are designed to provide better traction, quicker launches and improved handling. By replacing those weak, factory stamped steel rear vertical links you will eliminate flex under load and unwanted wheel hop. BMR Vertical Links are ideal for street, autocross or road racing applications.

      Superior Quality. BMR Vertical Links are designed and manufactured in the USA from CNC machined aircraft grade 6061 billet aluminum for superior strength and light weight. These Vertical Links are then completed in a durable black anodized finish for aggressive good looks and long lasting corrosion resistance.

      Spherical Bearings. These BMR Vertical Links feature chromoly Teflon lined heavy-duty spherical bearings that are designed to stand up to high loads while offering bind-free suspension articulation. This makes spherical bearings the ideal upgrade replacement to significantly reduce deflection, which in turn improves the handling performance of your IRS equipped Mustang.

      Application. These BMR Suspension Billet Aluminum Rear Vertical Links with Spherical Bearings are designed to be a direct bolt-on replacement upgrade for all 2015 to 2024 Mustangs, including the V6, EcoBoost, GT and Shelby models. You'll need to reuse OEM hardware.

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      BMR BMR-TCA045

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      Installation & What's in the Box

      Installation Info

      What's in the Box

      • (2) Vertical Links

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