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Yes, I meant maximum motorsports, I was trying to get a picture of the BMR to post, and I was short on time on a break at work. Yes the big box style are not adjustable, but very strong. As a stock replacement there normally is no need to adjust the pinion angle, as a factory setting is correct. These cars are a different story. Spring mounts are plentiful for weld on replacements. The sway bar for the 8.8 will be just like any stock Foxbody, the 9" probably is going to be a different story. The biggest thing is there has been new tech brought to bear. These kits were designed in the early nineties with what was available. That doesn't mean that are not comparable to todays offerings. Remember no two people drive their cars the same way or like the same suspension set up. Think about it, take any brand new car. Have several people drive it, some may share common likes, dislikes, but very doubtful they have the same opinion or ear to ear grin in some cases.