I saw the story in a fancy magazine (one of those that features babes and cars) on the correction in the Ford GT, concentrating on the roush a-arms, square cut out of a billet , that went on as replacements for the Rheo-cast squish-cast arms that were on the first cars.
But then recently I went to the Fabulous Fords Forever bash int Buena Park and saw two new Ford GTs and both had the a-arms that look like the original Rheo-cast ones (I call them silver painted asparagus) .But Ford says that the Rheo cast are out,and that only forged ones are used now but these were '06 cars (at least the Heritage Livery one was for sure as that color wasn't offered in '05) so my question is--what do all the A-arms look like in the cars made after they stopped installing the temporary Roush square-cut billet arms?
Clueless in Cleveland (not in Cleveland but it sounds good)
But then recently I went to the Fabulous Fords Forever bash int Buena Park and saw two new Ford GTs and both had the a-arms that look like the original Rheo-cast ones (I call them silver painted asparagus) .But Ford says that the Rheo cast are out,and that only forged ones are used now but these were '06 cars (at least the Heritage Livery one was for sure as that color wasn't offered in '05) so my question is--what do all the A-arms look like in the cars made after they stopped installing the temporary Roush square-cut billet arms?
Clueless in Cleveland (not in Cleveland but it sounds good)