PRGT

Is this a LCA relocation bracket? Is it the same as the others?
http://www.pmpparts.com/index.php?ma...products_id=62

howarmat

I think so just another name since its CHE.

scramblr

Yes it is. And you can't ever go wrong doing business with PMP!!!

howarmat

Very true they are great guys. I cant wait for the BMR Group Buy. Hopefully they do it soon!

CrazyAl

As scrambler said, yes, that is an LCA relocation bracket.

However, I would advise against the CHE brand. The reason is that the CHE brackets have only one set of holes. That means you have only two choices: stock position, or the one optional position.

Instead I suggest BMRs (which have a total of three choices) or Steeda (which have four).

Sleeper05

The BMRs have two positions that return the angle to stock on either a 1.5in drop or a 2.5in drop (or respective angle change if not lowered). I have Eibach Sportlines and the lower of the two holes returned my LCA angle to stock and solidified the rear end of the car quite a bit. I recommend them.

adidasUNT8

Hey Sleeper....i noticed that you said you have the eibach sportlines and the BMR relocation brackets.....i have sportlines and im about to get someone to install the adjustable LCAs and relocation brackets.....so do you think that launching is the same as a stock mustang is?

PRGT

Where can I find the best price and the best shop for it?

GT John

Yes those are the CHE relocation brackets. When installed on my car (not lowered) the passenger side bracket is hitting the sway bar.