Lca's
10-23-2007, 09:56 AM
#15
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Missouri
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RE: Lca's
ORIGINAL: Bmr4life
Great. So what about just getting adjustable LCA's for now and not getting UCA's at all.
Great. So what about just getting adjustable LCA's for now and not getting UCA's at all.
Thats the setup I'm currently running with no problems at all. I'm also using BMR components and an adjustable panhard rod as well.
10-23-2007, 10:03 AM
#16
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: ATL
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RE: Lca's
ORIGINAL: 06gt5spd
Thats the setup I'm currently running with no problems at all. I'm also using BMR components and an adjustable panhard rod as well.
ORIGINAL: Bmr4life
Great. So what about just getting adjustable LCA's for now and not getting UCA's at all.
Great. So what about just getting adjustable LCA's for now and not getting UCA's at all.
Thats the setup I'm currently running with no problems at all. I'm also using BMR components and an adjustable panhard rod as well.
10-23-2007, 10:06 AM
#17
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Missouri
Posts: 151
RE: Lca's
ORIGINAL: Bmr4life
What does the panhard rod do?
ORIGINAL: 06gt5spd
Thats the setup I'm currently running with no problems at all. I'm also using BMR components and an adjustable panhard rod as well.
ORIGINAL: Bmr4life
Great. So what about just getting adjustable LCA's for now and not getting UCA's at all.
Great. So what about just getting adjustable LCA's for now and not getting UCA's at all.
Thats the setup I'm currently running with no problems at all. I'm also using BMR components and an adjustable panhard rod as well.
My car is lowered. So I installed the adjustable panhard rod to adjust the side to side axle movement which is what it is used for.
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