How are these? Any reason not to use these vs. some of the other options on the market?

http://www.steeda.com/products/steed...ntrol_arms.php

 

I have not personally used them but I seen them and they are very well made. If you plan of lowering your car someday you might want to consider adjustable LCAs (or adjustable UCA) to correct pinion angle. The reason I suggest adjustable LCA is that they are easier to access/adjust than a adjustable UCA if needed. If you do not have plans of lowering then these would work just fine.

 

Yep no plans on lowering. Wish I could but MT has bad roads and ugly winters. Not a good idea here.

Thanks for the feedback.

 

You should check out the Currie aluminum lower arms too. I have them on mine and LOVE them.

 

I know you said you do not have plans of lowering the car but the price of the Steeda non-adjustable LCAs are $50 cheaper than the BMR adjustable "Street" LCAs. If you saved up $50 more you could have adjustable ones, just a thought. If something changes in the future (repaved the bad roads) and you wanted to lower your car you would already have the LCAs for it .