formula123

I was looking into getting some lower control arms but have hear many different sides to which are the best, i figure that i should get some adjustable but want to hear some input from so people that have them, so let me know.

MonmouthCtyLS7

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Have Hotchkis non adjustables here ...so far so good.

99Bluz28

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Priorities, corner carving or drag racing?

Stock rear, or 9", 12bolt?

Lowered or stock height?

formula123

corners and traction

stock rear

lowered

99Bluz28

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Non adjustable UMI with roto-joints, and get some bolt in relocation brackets . ( I'm waiting on a set now)
I've had 5 different set of LCA's, and two of them adjustable. I've never needed to adjust the length of any LCA's I've had.

formula123

sounds good

UMI Sales

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Hello
There are many great manufactures! But thanks for suggesting UMI Performance! We do have a variety of suspension parts that will be sure to met your needs. Like mentioned above we have recently came out with a new line of control arms that maintain a great ride quality and will still allow the arm to articulate like a rod end. Below is a link to show you what all we have to offer!

http://www.umiperformance.com/catalo...ex&cPath=7_138

If you have any other questions feel free to ask and I will be more than glad to help!
Thanks Again
Brad

Engine_HP

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i have spohn PH & LCA both are on car adj.

mike135531bubba

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i went with non-adjustable lower control arms w/ the poly bushings because my car only sees the track once or twice a year and it will remain stock height

Big_Bird_WS6

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poly is not good for cornering. you should have atleast got the roto on one end.

but to each there own.

z28bryan

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What kind of traction do you want? Different modifications can effect different kinds of traction

Striker

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Are the relocation brackets totally neccesary and do they require cutting/drilling on the car?

pjb

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my UMI bolt-on relocation brackets required minor cutting of the parking brake cable bracket. traction was greatly improved on my lowered car.

00blacka4

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what if you want your car to be for drag...(still drivin on the street but sees the track and also driven hard on the street with sticky tires) then would you want the rod ends...im not worried about cornering just going fast in a straight line..

omcar

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Hotchkis non adjustable LCAs w/relocation brackets, adjustable torque arm, sub frame connectors, adjustable QA1s on the rear/stock up front and I cut 1.57 60's.

BMR Tech2

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To eliminate wheel hop and get the best weight transfer that are a very good addition. We offer both a weld in version and a bolt in one as well. Both versions are made from 3/16" laser cut cold rolled steel and will not alter your wheel base. If you have any questions please let me know.

99Bluz28

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These are BMR relocation brackets, and here's where you would need to do some minor cutting.

The Double S

If you don't have wheel hop they arn't necessary.

Thule

UMI non adjustable lca's here, and umi relocation brackets, car lowered 1.2" no wheelhop at all

Striker

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Basically from what I read on UMI's website they claim that if you are lowered, get the relocation brackets for the LCA's. Any care to agree/disagree?