LCA fittament issues?
09-14-2006, 09:02 PM
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RE: LCA fittament issues?
So nobody has had issues fitting their LCAs, cool. But I can expect to pick up more road noise one way or another. Thanks for the feedback. I should be ordering a set soon. I wish BMR had an adjustable poly/poly LCA instead of the poly/ball joint combo. Guess I'm going steeda or spohn. The roads in the local area are already rough and I get plenty of noise from my stock suspension. But hey thats why its a mustang. 
09-14-2006, 10:33 PM
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RE: LCA fittament issues?
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So nobody has had issues fitting their LCAs, cool. But I can expect to pick up more road noise one way or another. Thanks for the feedback. I should be ordering a set soon. I wish BMR had an adjustable poly/poly LCA instead of the poly/ball joint combo. Guess I'm going steeda or spohn. The roads in the local area are already rough and I get plenty of noise from my stock suspension. But hey thats why its a mustang.
So nobody has had issues fitting their LCAs, cool. But I can expect to pick up more road noise one way or another. Thanks for the feedback. I should be ordering a set soon. I wish BMR had an adjustable poly/poly LCA instead of the poly/ball joint combo. Guess I'm going steeda or spohn. The roads in the local area are already rough and I get plenty of noise from my stock suspension. But hey thats why its a mustang.
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09-15-2006, 06:02 PM
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RE: LCA fittament issues?
ORIGINAL: Timmay!!!
I wanna try CHE's K-member brace with the torque limiters. Sounds like it would help shift quality a ton.[sm=gears.gif]
I wanna try CHE's K-member brace with the torque limiters. Sounds like it would help shift quality a ton.[sm=gears.gif]
Put mine in today! Love 'em. Noticed the difference immediately.
09-21-2006, 06:55 AM
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RE: LCA fittament issues?
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Try the CHE products, I am very happy with mine and I think they are better than BMR. I got mine from Powerhouse411.
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HAve you had any noise issues with the CHE adjustable LCA. I am looking to get the ones with there poly/derlin combo bushing on both ends. I noticed that these are not greaseable so is noise a poconcern?
09-21-2006, 05:16 PM
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RE: LCA fittament issues?
All the LCA’s will add road noise over the stock arms but I haven’t experienced anything exceptional from the CHE arms. I have the same ones you are looking at.
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09-22-2006, 02:54 PM
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RE: LCA fittament issues?
Ordered a few CHE goodies today:
Adj LCAs
Fixed UCA(not racing enough for the adjustable, yet)
Anti-squat brackets
K-member brace w/ torque limiters
Tis the week berfore christmas, again!!!![sm=happybounce.gif]
Adj LCAs
Fixed UCA(not racing enough for the adjustable, yet)
Anti-squat brackets
K-member brace w/ torque limiters
Tis the week berfore christmas, again!!!![sm=happybounce.gif]
09-22-2006, 03:28 PM
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RE: LCA fittament issues?
I just ordered the Steeda adj. poly/poly and just put on their adj. panard bar and brace. Being an auto with no traction issues I doubt I'll notice any diffrence. I have Roush springs and saving for Tontiko shocks/struts to put them on together. I'm doing this stuff for when I get my turbo I'll be all set for the added HP. I enjoy adding a little at a time as I can afford to see what each does.