SpartaPerformance

They are OK if you can find them really cheap. I put a set on a customer 07 Saleen Xtreme he didn't like them, still too squigley.

dkersten

I never had an issue with wheel hop (probably because of the 20's with less bounce in the tire), but I went with J&M on the LCA's (not sure if they are making them anymore) but did CHE's on the relocation brackets. I initially had a delay in getting the CHE parts, but called them and expressed my dissatisfaction with them not arriving before the weekend and they next day aired them for no extra charge. I didn't even ask, just told them I was disappointed. Great company to deal with and great product. Install was too easy to have to pay a mechanic to do it (although I payed to have the upper done). hardest part was breaking the old bolts loose.

Riptide

I'm doing the relocation bracket install right now, using the UMI pieces, and the hardest part so far has been trying to get the bracket aligned on the mount properly. It slips over the mount but it's pretty tight and the holes don't want to align right. I twisted it around with my hands last night and tapped it with a mallet but eventually gave up on it. If the panhard bolt hole aligned then something else would be off and vice versa. Pain in the ***.

I'm trying again tonight to see if I can get it aligned right.

SpartaPerformance

They will never line up no matter what brand, those flimsy brackets Ford uses aren't the most square mounted parts, you will need to elongate the holes

ShaneM

So this thread made me think about a question i have been wondering about. Why would you want adjustable lcas compared to non adjustable? I get the reason for an adjustable uca when you are lowered. Is the adj lca for the same thing?

SpartaPerformance

NO! The ONLY reason to have adjustable LCA's is for track. If you're on a round track you can skew the rear to make the car turn better etc... They are totally useless on street.

shanec

I think there are LCA relocation brackets out there that don't fit the LCAs very well. An adjustable might be handy there.

Daryl06

I have Edelbrock with a poly bushing at one end and a spherical type bushing/bearing at the other end with two grease fittings per arm.I have really noticed a difference in traction. No difference in noise at all. 219 per pair at Spider Performance automotive..Can't say about wheel hop I have never experienced it.

Blacksmoke

I always heard adjustables are good for lowered vehicles.
Not just the track.

Simon1

Get a set of LCAs with a zirk fitting that you can grease with a grease gun instead of having to take the parts out to grese properly.