twitchtwice

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anyone happen to know the torque specs for them so i can get them right while im under there?

thanks in advance

Greekey

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80ft lbs

km346

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Also Its recommended that you torque everything down with the weight of the car on the axle.

jeepers_88

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let us know how the install goes, I did my brackets a while back and I had to beat the hell out of my e-brake cable bracket to get it to mount on the lca bracket, it wasnt pretty, but i finally got it.

twitchtwice

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alright i will. what brand lca brackets did you have?

twitchtwice

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got them installed, im not sure what you had a problem with man. the driver side bracket was a little touch to get up there, but we used some wood and some leverage and it got into place. then the pass side bracket slid on like a glove? lol i guess nothing perfect. install went smoothly, took a while, but i was going slow on purpose cuz i was in no hurry

UMI Performance

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That is great to hear! Sometimes over time the rear end begin to rust.. the rust and corrosion builds up on the control arm mounts. This makes it tough in some cases to get the bracket over the control arm mount and requires some wire wheeling or sanding. Also some of our older instructions accidentally left out the part on how to cut or bend the e-brake cable.

Hope that helps,
Ryan

jeepers_88

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good to hear, I dont remember what kind I had, I think it was the UMI bolt in set, my problem was getting the ebrake bracket to slide over the new bracket, the cable bracket wasnt wide enough to slide over the new lca bracket, but whatever, its on there

twitchtwice

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yeah your actually supposed to cut off the back of the old bracket according to the instructions, which i did and its working great for me.