when i lowered my car, i got spohn adjustable LCAs, but i dont think theyre properly adjusted, would this affect my traction in anyway?


what are some of the best things i can do to improve traction, its quite a problem with 4.10s

 

But of course man!...

If you are serious then best traction is from race tires. the rubber is what meets the road - your 4.10s are mighty and need sticky rubber to burn. BTW - You really need to make sure all your adjustments are good - this is a must - why you think it wrong?. Have them checked by good shop if you are not 100% sure. Good effort racing man!

 

what kind shop would do the adjustments? because i just think my LCAs are out of adjustment lol, it doenst look right

 

Are there no mustang tuning shops in your area? Im sure if you look youll find one. Also with the 4.10s you might want to put some dr's on the back if you havnt done so already. This is almost a must.

 

yeah im still with stock tires, and they suck at hooking up wit these 4.10s, i really have to baby it lol

 

Id look in to some nitto nt555r's they are a pretty good dr, with "decent" tread wear (for a dr that is)

 

what about for daily driving? im planning on getting 18x9s and 18x10s soon anyways

 

If your LCAs are out of adjustment it's not a good thing, but it won't affect your traction much.

Your main problem is that your car is lowered without LCA relocation brackets, you have low gears, bad tires, and you're still expecting a good launch.

Grabbier tires are key. If you want something very streetable try the BF Goodrich KDW-2 or Goodyear Eagle F1 or GS-D3.

You also need to consider LCA relocation brackets: https://mustangforums.com/m_2727670/tm.htm

 

on a scale of 1-10, how much does a bmr UCA / bracket help launch? and is it worth it? what are some other worthwhile suspension mods to help imrpove launch?


do the tockico shocks help alot?

 

A speed shop for sure, or a shop that specializes in driveshafts. Alignment shops might do it, but i'd call ahead where ever you decide.