Tubular or Billet LCA'a
#1
Tubular or Billet LCA'a
Which do you all prefer? I'm not going to lower my car so I do not need adjustable lca's. The billet lca's look more expensive. Are they worth it if you are going the non-adjustable route?
Also, are there any benefits to lca relocation brackets on a non-lowered, street car?
Also, are there any benefits to lca relocation brackets on a non-lowered, street car?
#2
RE: Tubular or Billet LCA'a
Don't waste your money on the billett LCA's unless you care about shiney aluminum. Save yourself some bucks and get the regualr old BMR or CHE's and you will be veryhappy. Then use themoney you savedto get a panhard rod and brace or sway bar...orall three.
I've done those exact mods and thedifference in the handling and hook up is amazing.
I've done those exact mods and thedifference in the handling and hook up is amazing.
#8
RE: Tubular or Billet LCA'a
I ordered BMR tubular and got BMR billet for the same price because supplier was out of stock on tubular. I'm glad I got them. They look bad-*** and are much lighter than stock.
#10
RE: Tubular or Billet LCA'a
ORIGINAL: likemike99
no benefit from LCA brackets in a non lowered car
no benefit from LCA brackets in a non lowered car
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