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Glengemen · 07-08-2009, 11:59 PM

Mabey it is that I have done it so many times, but I didnt have much difficulty doing mine, but I removed the rear axle all together and did an adjustable UCA, LCA, relocation brackets, and sanded/painted the rear axle. Later I added an adjustable PHR and PHR brace.
But the parts do make one hell of a differance, especially on a lowered car. I dont have track times to proove it, but I could spin through 3rd before, now I am planted at the bottom of second.
By the way I would not advise anyone take loose loaded suspension parts on jackstands in a parking lot.

07-08-2009, 11:59 PM	#13
Glengemen 2nd Gear Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: United States Posts: 263	Mabey it is that I have done it so many times, but I didnt have much difficulty doing mine, but I removed the rear axle all together and did an adjustable UCA, LCA, relocation brackets, and sanded/painted the rear axle. Later I added an adjustable PHR and PHR brace. But the parts do make one hell of a differance, especially on a lowered car. I dont have track times to proove it, but I could spin through 3rd before, now I am planted at the bottom of second. By the way I would not advise anyone take loose loaded suspension parts on jackstands in a parking lot. __________________ 2006 Vista Blue GT 5 speed 20" AR Roques W/ Proxes T1R, 1.5" springs. Steeda Tri-AX, JLT CAI, CHE K member brace with torque limiters, Anti squats, UCA, LCA Last edited by Glengemen; 07-09-2009 at 12:02 AM.