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doing lca's what kind?
I have the itch for some more mods and I cant bring myself to go 5k MORE in debt to supercharge right now. I figured I could start doing more on the suspension only problem is I dont know what all I need or where to go and get it? any suggestions?
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RE: doing lca's what kind?
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RE: doing lca's what kind?
If you plan to lower your car (or it is already), then buy adjustable LCA's (and a relocation bracket). My car has the stock springs, so I went withnonadjustable LCA's made by Evolution Performance (billet aluminum and have grease fittings) and a BMR adjustable UCA. The BMR piece is SOLID, so you wouldn't go wrong with BMR's top & bottom.
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RE: doing lca's what kind?
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RE: doing lca's what kind?
Spherical or poly?... or mix?
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RE: doing lca's what kind?
No need for adjustable lowers unless you're building a race car. Just get BMR tubular LCA's with poly bushings and relocation brackets if you're going to lower or change driveshafts. An adjustable upper with poly bushings would be good though.
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RE: doing lca's what kind?
BMR's are great. +1 on adjustable if you are going to lower with a one peice driveshaft.
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RE: doing lca's what kind?
Take a look at Spohn. They are of good quality and not that expensive.
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RE: doing lca's what kind?
I say BMR but I have heard good about Spohn too
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RE: doing lca's what kind?
F1Fan suggests Steeda, while CrazyAl prefers BMR ..
They are the best members suspension wise, but you got to decide which way to go. F1Fan: https://mustangforums.com/fb.asp?m=3568309 CrazyAl: https://mustangforums.com/fb.asp?m=1700694 These are the most helpful threads about suspension on the forum, hope this helps. |
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