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BMR 79-98 Fox Mustang Chrome Moly Lower Control Arms w/ Double Adj. Rod Ends - Black HammertoneLaunching harder, reducing wheel hop, and adding cornering consistency to your 1979 1998 Ford Mustang is easy with lower control arms from BMR's suspension. Stock stamped steel control arms with soft rubber bushings deflect under load and absorb power instead of transferring it to the tires. BMRs rod end, double adjustable tubular control arms for Mustangs (MTCA052) are TIG welded using lightweight 4130 Chrome moly tubing. This design gives you a
Launching harder, reducing wheel hop, and adding cornering consistency to your 1979-1998 Ford Mustang is easy with lower control arms from BMR's suspension. Stock stamped steel control arms with soft rubber bushings deflect under load and absorb power instead of transferring it to the tires. BMRs rod end, double-adjustable tubular control arms for Mustangs (MTCA052) are TIG-welded using lightweight 4130 Chrome-moly tubing. This design gives you a strong, lightweight control arm that greatly improves performance.BMR's suspension designed the MTCA052 to excel in street performance, drag race, and road race applications. The stock control arms flex under cornering loads giving you inconsistent handling characteristics. Combine this with soft bushings that have massive amounts of deflection and youre left with poor performance. The MTCA052s lightweight, yet strong construction eliminates control arm flex, giving you much improved repeatability on the street, starting line, or in the corners. BMRs heavy-duty rod ends are designed to solidly link the rearend to the body, eliminate deflection and wasted power. Our rod ends will stand up to high loads of any performance environment, offering all of the bind-free suspension articulation needed for great handling. These are the perfect upgrade for the enthusiast looking to greatly improve performance without NVH levels being a concern. When performance is a must, rely on BMR's suspension!NOTE:No provisions for factory style rear spring. No provisions for factory style rear sway bar.BMR's suspensions MTCA052 Chrome-moly double-adjustable rod end lower control arms are available in red and black hammertone powdercoat for long-lasting good looks. Installation time is about 1-2 hours. Proudly made in the U.S.A.This Part Fits:
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1979-1981,1994-1998 | Ford | Mustang | Base |
| 1981 | Ford | Mustang | Cobra |
| 1979-1981 | Ford | Mustang | Ghia |
| 1982-1983 | Ford | Mustang | GL |
| 1982-1983 | Ford | Mustang | GLX |
| 1982-1998 | Ford | Mustang | GT |
| 1984 | Ford | Mustang | GT-350 20th Anniversary |
| 1995 | Ford | Mustang | GTS |
| 1982-1984 | Ford | Mustang | L |
| 1984-1993 | Ford | Mustang | LX |
| 1984-1986 | Ford | Mustang | SVO |
| 1993-1998 | Ford | Mustang | SVT Cobra |
| 1993,1995 | Ford | Mustang | SVT Cobra R |
| 1983 | Ford | Mustang | Turbo GT |
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2023
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025
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This is an excellent reminder in this time of overly managed care
Jean Watson has really articulated what nursing is about. She describes her theory of caring very clearly. She has reawakened my passion for nursing. She really challenges nurses to reflect on their individual interactions with patient. This is an excellent reminder in this time of overly managed care, where there is so much pressure to accomplish tasks and forget about "caring" for the patient. I do not agree with the more New Age aspects of the theory, but the main premise, which is "caring" is very powerful. Jean Watson is a treasure.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2015
★★★★★ 5
The value of caring in Nursing for yesterday , today and tomorrow
Jean Watson is not only a top Nursing Theorist but her writing illuminates the way forward for humanity as well through caring about each other as individuals and uniting our cultures in love and caring as a whole. This being a seminal work on Nursing as Caring has an updated version of her brilliant thesis. Her steps are now Caritas processes and can be utilised to guide everyday nursing in any domain. Palliative Nurses would be able to glean plenty from Jean's amazing work which lives on internationally
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2016
★★★★★ 5
Wonderful book
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This is a great book for those who are interested in looking at the caring side of nursing. We are so caught up in the science, that sometimes people forget that they are taking care of human beings. I would recommend this book to anyone that is a nurse or is thinking about becoming a nurse, and even for any health care practitioner. Jean Watson is amazing, her philosophies can be applied to your every day life. And it also causes the practitioner to focus on their own life, which is very key in being a successful practitioner.
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