UPR Upper Control Arms
#1
UPR Upper Control Arms
I purchased the UPR upper and lower control arms.
these are the upper control arms
http://www.uprproducts.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=368
Now i heard something about people not recommending getting upper control arms with Urethane (can't spell) bushings
should i sell those and then get these
http://www.uprproducts.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=118
p.s.
I don't want this car for drag racing it will be a road racer.
these are the upper control arms
http://www.uprproducts.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=368
Now i heard something about people not recommending getting upper control arms with Urethane (can't spell) bushings
should i sell those and then get these
http://www.uprproducts.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=118
p.s.
I don't want this car for drag racing it will be a road racer.
#3
RE: UPR Upper Control Arms
ORIGINAL: 50mikey
from what ive been told and read urethane is fine on the chasis side of the car, but where it mounts to the top of the rear end it should be rubber
from what ive been told and read urethane is fine on the chasis side of the car, but where it mounts to the top of the rear end it should be rubber
#4
RE: UPR Upper Control Arms
those top ones are what i made for my car except i used a harder plastic and it ripped the metal on the chassis side im gonna replace them wih sperical bushings soon. i can imagine road racing would put a ton of stress on those areas.
#5
RE: UPR Upper Control Arms
I suggest you take a look at these adjustable control arms made by JDI Performance Inc. and read what they have to say about them. You might save yourself some cash if you mant to go this route. Take a look at some of his other stuff he sells. I know some of you are hesitant with ebay but I don't think you can beat these prices. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/aw-cg...tem=8062218660 I know people with JDI products on their mustangs and they can't say enough about the durability and performance. There's my $0.02
#6
RE: UPR Upper Control Arms
Thanks for the help guys. The reason I'm asking is because I'm going to be ordering a Panhard Bar
and Maximum Motorsports says:
"Do NOT use urethane in the upper arms to improve the side to side motion of the axle. Because of the three dimensional movement of the upper arms, severe binding will be induced as the suspension moves--with or without a Panhard bar. This effect may not be evident in a drag-only car, but if you plan to drive the car on the street at all, we do not recommend urethane in the upper arms"
So am I supposed to use Spherical Bushings or just rubber bushings or a solid control arm? I'm not sure what they mean by this.
#7
RE: UPR Upper Control Arms
ORIGINAL: PX429
Thanks for the help guys. The reason I'm asking is because I'm going to be ordering a Panhard Bar
and Maximum Motorsports says:
"Do NOT use urethane in the upper arms to improve the side to side motion of the axle. Because of the three dimensional movement of the upper arms, severe binding will be induced as the suspension moves--with or without a Panhard bar. This effect may not be evident in a drag-only car, but if you plan to drive the car on the street at all, we do not recommend urethane in the upper arms"
So am I supposed to use Spherical Bushings or just rubber bushings or a solid control arm? I'm not sure what they mean by this.
Thanks for the help guys. The reason I'm asking is because I'm going to be ordering a Panhard Bar
and Maximum Motorsports says:
"Do NOT use urethane in the upper arms to improve the side to side motion of the axle. Because of the three dimensional movement of the upper arms, severe binding will be induced as the suspension moves--with or without a Panhard bar. This effect may not be evident in a drag-only car, but if you plan to drive the car on the street at all, we do not recommend urethane in the upper arms"
So am I supposed to use Spherical Bushings or just rubber bushings or a solid control arm? I'm not sure what they mean by this.
#8
RE: UPR Upper Control Arms
Do you mean this?
http://www.maximummotorsports.com/st...ex&cPath=21_89
http://www.maximummotorsports.com/st...ex&cPath=21_89
ORIGINAL: 50mikey
Well if you going to get that you might as well get the track link also, it completly eliminates the need for upper control arms. You just have to get it with the springs they recommend since its designed to work at a certain spring rate
Well if you going to get that you might as well get the track link also, it completly eliminates the need for upper control arms. You just have to get it with the springs they recommend since its designed to work at a certain spring rate