bobbyd

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ok my current suspension mods are as follow.
agx kyb shocks
strano springs
umi adj phbar
umi adj lca's

now the problem i have with my car is that when driving on the street it feels kinda lose or like if the car just moves alot.

will getting some relocation brackets help that? i also have som vibrations and i hear that sometimes relocation brackets can help with that.

also next month im getting some koni 4/4 rear shocks

can someone provide some details on how their car felt before and after adding relocation brackets

UMI Sales

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Hello,
The lower Control Arm Relocation Bracket are designed to eliminate wheel hop and help gain back any traction problems due to lowering your vehicle!

Are you using a Sway Bar? IF so what kind?

Leave me know and I will be glad to help.
Thanks
Brad

bobbyd

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thanks...i went ahead and placed the order last night after making this post for the relocation brackets from byunspeed.

as for the sway bar i have stock ws6 sway bars

UMI Performance

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Thanks for choosing UMI

Have you tried the adjustments on the shocks? Maybe they are too soft?

bobbyd

iTrader: (10)

no problem my adj phb and adj lca's are umi so it was only best to go with umi for the relocation brackets

yea i have them set to the to the stiffes settings on the rear and thats where the car feels bumpy.

i will have to make sure that none of the bolts are lose or maybe im suffering from wheel hop.

either way im going with 4/4 rear konis soon so it should be all good

bobbyd

iTrader: (10)

oh i have one more question...on your site where it shows the relocation brackets I see that he has the adj lca's install a different way than how i have mine...which is the proper way to have the adj lca's? with poly side on the relocation bracket or the other way?

UMI Sales

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Hello,
Thanks for the questions, You want the poly end to be on the body of the vehicle and you always want the pivot able end on the rear so you have you adjustments and movement that you need. I hope that helps
Take it easy!
Brad