new lower control arms
02-16-2006, 08:18 PM
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new lower control arms ok so i bought some new boxed lakewood LCA's and my car is lowerd and i am wondering if i need to buy relocation brackets or does it even matter......and what even do the relocation brackets do
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Bruce
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Bruce
02-16-2006, 08:46 PM
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the relocate the point where the lca's connect to the body, and correct the angle for a lowered car.
do it, it will prevent excess squatting on acceleration and improve grip
do it, it will prevent excess squatting on acceleration and improve grip
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axually they lower the mounting location on the rearend to get the suspention back in the right geometry...its not a must on a stock car that dont go to the track..but other than that i would think so..they limit wheel hop and tire spin..
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Originally Posted by slimcracka
axually they lower the mounting location on the rearend to get the suspention back in the right geometry...its not a must on a stock car that dont go to the track..but other than that i would think so..they limit wheel hop and tire spin..
er yeah thats what i mean, lol