Quick LCA question
Does anyone know how easy/tough installing Adj LCA's is? Including the adjusting part and all of that fun stuff? I have jack stands, floor jack, and basic tools in my garage just to let you know what im working with. Usually i have a local mustang shop i take my car to, but if this is an easy install id rather not waste the $$$. Thanks!
You need a torque wrench, rachet, 19mm socket, 19mm wrench, locking pliers (large), and a large crecent wrench (for adjusting them).
It might be 21mm instead of 19mm, but it was too long ago to remember for sure. Taking the wheels off might be necessary depending on your tools, for clearance.
Adjust to the same length as the stock control arm if you are stock ride height. Use pythagorean's theorem to find the adjusted length if lowered (will be slightly shorter than OE).
It might be 21mm instead of 19mm, but it was too long ago to remember for sure. Taking the wheels off might be necessary depending on your tools, for clearance.
Adjust to the same length as the stock control arm if you are stock ride height. Use pythagorean's theorem to find the adjusted length if lowered (will be slightly shorter than OE).
Buy new hardware. The nuts and bolts on your stock LCAs are one-time-use. Also, hire a bodybuilder to torque them to 136 ft lbs, because its a bitch to do it yourself while wedged up under the car. (When the torque wrench finally "clicks", you'll feel like you just crapped an anvil)
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