Lt1Porsche

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When it comes to building a stable suspension for mostly street but occassional strip use. Maybe 3-5 times a year. Maybe 15-20 passes. How important is it to have an adjustable suspension. Im not going to be using slicks or big tires. Just a good set of street tires. Im having a hard to trying to decide which parts to go with but am having a hard time deciding to go with adjustable or non adjustable. Thanks

JScamaro

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I would go with adjustable even for a street vehicle.

UMI Performance

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I would recommend adjustable items if you plan on using larger tires. Usually I would recommend a adjustable torque arm and adjustable panhard bar with a set of non-adjustable control arms. But depending on the tire size you may need the adjustable control arms to center the rear end for the correct tire clearance.

If you need any help please let me know. Thank you!
Ryan

Lt1Porsche

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Not sure what you mean by large tires but ive got ZR1's with 315's in the back 11" rim. But they fit great.

hpjunky98

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I think Ryan means larger diameter tires, not width wise.

UMI Performance

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Yep, I am referring to 29" tall and taller tires... especially with a after market rear end you will have rubbing issues.

BMR Suspension

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Since you stated you are not going to be running a larger tire I would stay with your basic no-adjustable lower control arms(part#TCA001). As far as the torque arm goes if you plan on staying stock ride height a Non adjustable torque arm(part#TA002) would be a substantial upgrade from your stamped steel stocker. If you think you may want to lower your vehicle or just become a little more serious about your dragstrip performance you could go with an adjustable torque arm(part#TA001) that would allow for on car pinion angle adjustment for max performance.
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chadnol10

iTrader: (41)

do you recommend to go with the adjustable panhard rod bar if you are going to lower it and keep the tire size the same.

BMR Suspension

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Yes, I would use an adjustable panhard rod. We have the adjustable panhard rods on sale now here is a link to the sale page-

http://www.bmrfabrication.com/taxrefundsale.htm

davered00ss

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Go adjustable, It gives you options in the future. No sence spending the cash 2X's. I wish I had bought adjustable when I bought mine.