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should i get LCAs?
#11
Good UCAs will help you lower your 60' times. Like Jazzer said if your are serious about the 1/4 look into Team Z or Baseline suspension UCAs or just any spherical end UCAs will do much better than stock.
#12
i thought that UCAs werent very important, like dont people even remove them? im confused now lol...and i have read through jazzer's suspension guide(before its suggested lol), maybe i need to go through it again to refresh my memory though =/
#13
people remove the axle dampners off there car which are the "quad shocks" but I never heard of anyone removing the upper control arms, tat would mean the only thing holding you're rear to the car would be the LCAs and the shocks and driveshaft I would imagine the rear would walk side to side rather violently and eventually crack the LCA torque boxes or even the LCAS and then after that could be disaster.
#14
For lowers I'm going with Jazzer with the MM XD LCA's and they do make them in an adjustable ride height version, they are just expensive as hell. But it a drag only situation UCA's help, especially if you get the ones from Team Z or Baseline since they come with the UCA relocation bracket. And remove the quad shocks when you get good control arms too.
#15
people remove the axle dampners off there car which are the "quad shocks" but I never heard of anyone removing the upper control arms, tat would mean the only thing holding you're rear to the car would be the LCAs and the shocks and driveshaft I would imagine the rear would walk side to side rather violently and eventually crack the LCA torque boxes or even the LCAS and then after that could be disaster.
1. Horrible roll-axis
2. squirley rear-end
3. snap-steer
4. suspension bind
They are indeed a necessary evil, unless you do an overhaul on the rear suspension.
Jazzer
#18
#19
idk man, 2 step is on like 3800 rpm, 15 psi on my 18x9 rims with mickey t's...maybe its cuz the rims r heavy? lol...i swear it dead hooks though, i have a video to prove it somewhere, not that i know how to upload a video here lol
#20
looks like if i do this i will do the uppers and lowers together, and remove the quad shocks (that may be what i was thinking of people removing)...im looking at the MM products on american muscle...i was also told the steeda LCAs on american muscle are good...although that BBK kit is soo dam tempting at that price lol