LCA relocation brackets on lowered car
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LCA relocation brackets on lowered car
For the guys that are lowered (preferably on Stranos & Konis) did you install the LCA relocation brackets without any issues? I've read many threads how non-lowered guys have issues with the wheels sitting too far forward and I want to avoid this. What should the order of operation be to install these correctly?
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For the guys that are lowered (preferably on Stranos & Konis) did you install the LCA relocation brackets without any issues? I've read many threads how non-lowered guys have issues with the wheels sitting too far forward and I want to avoid this. What should the order of operation be to install these correctly?
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I should have mentioned that they are UMI bolt-on brackets. My car has UMI non-adjustable tubular LCA, but eventually will move to a poly/rod set.
pjb, so your wheels sit in the stock location with the brackets on and the car lowered? Nothing has been shifted back or forth?
Is there an order of operation as to what to loosen on each side first before tightening, etc?
pjb, so your wheels sit in the stock location with the brackets on and the car lowered? Nothing has been shifted back or forth?
Is there an order of operation as to what to loosen on each side first before tightening, etc?