LCA...worth it?
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LCA...worth it?
I plan on having some frrp 4.10 gears installed this summer in my auto.I know traction is going to be an issue with stock tires, so can anyone tell me a little bit about LCA's and maybe point me in the direction of a good set? oh yeah, and i do of course plan on getting wider tires. Im just not sure on what size or name brand's are goodforthe stock 17inchrims. Any advice?
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RE: LCA...worth it?
Don't forget CHE. They are also very reputable for suspension parts. And their prices are pretty descent also.
DynoJoe has a members only sale going on at another site for CHE products. Nice pricing and free shipping.
DynoJoe has a members only sale going on at another site for CHE products. Nice pricing and free shipping.
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RE: LCA...worth it?
Bmr is great...definatley no more wheel hop.. while ur at it.. make no mistake..
get the relocation brackets,lca's and uca'sIm planning on brackets later..
and just for the future either get adjustable uppers or adjustable lower control arms .. who knows u may lower the car someday or gat a 1 piece driveshaft.
get the relocation brackets,lca's and uca'sIm planning on brackets later..
and just for the future either get adjustable uppers or adjustable lower control arms .. who knows u may lower the car someday or gat a 1 piece driveshaft.
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RE: LCA...worth it?
Spohn and BMR are great and worth every penny. Discussed in detail by CrazyAl. Do a search on the author over the past year for Crazyal and you will find it there and what each part does and why and who is reputable!
ORIGINAL: clfrye
I installed Spohn's adjustable lower control arms and adjustable panrod, they made a very noticeable difference in the way she handles hard launches. Definitely worth it!!
I installed Spohn's adjustable lower control arms and adjustable panrod, they made a very noticeable difference in the way she handles hard launches. Definitely worth it!!