LCA reloc. Brackets... Necessary?
04-28-2007, 02:59 PM
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LCA reloc. Brackets... Necessary? I am about to order some rear suspension parts from UMI. Adjustable LCAs and adjustable Panhard Rod. However, I am unsure If I should buy the LCA relocation brackets. I am lowered with a Prokit and Bilsteins and I rarely go to the strip, I just want a nice handling car. Will relocation brackets do anything for handling? Or are they mainly for straight line traction?
04-28-2007, 08:34 PM
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For best handling you want the LCA's mostly parallel to the ground. When you want better traction from a stop, a downward angle helps and that is when relocation brackets help.
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ok thanks. I think I'm just going to order LCAs and no relocation brackets, for now. And I dont have an adjustable PHR, But I'm getting one. I didnt need to do ANY modifications to my car for the 18x10.5s to fit. And the rear already seems pretty centered, But I'm getting one anyway.