lower control arm help
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lower control arm help
So I have a 99 a4 z28. It has full exhaust, ls6 intake, 3.73's and a tune. It is the stock stall. I was thinking of getting lower control arms and relo. brackets. I was figuring on just going with some non-adjustable ones now since my setup is not that radical. What do you guys think I should go with?
EDIT: I usually drive the car once every week and a half or so, and I run a high school bracket class at the track and plan on running a little street class next year.
EDIT: I usually drive the car once every week and a half or so, and I run a high school bracket class at the track and plan on running a little street class next year.
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Bryan @ Pavlock Performance sell the double adjustable LCA for a little more than none adjustable, with the adjustable you may fine tune the rear thrust line. the rod/rod end ones make some noise and ride a little ruff, but I like them, you may be better serviced with bushing/bushing ends,
good luck,Johnny
good luck,Johnny
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my car is a 2000 a4 and i put on some UMI non-adjustables about a month ago. definetly a huge difference in wheel hop. didn't completely get rid of it but even when the wheels are skipping it's pulling pretty hard. only mods are lid and cutout with stock 3.23's. ONLY downside is a "BOT" when you hit a big bump. overall ride also feels a lot firmer and more stable with them. for a lightly modded street car i'd say they're the way to go.
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So I have a 99 a4 z28. It has full exhaust, ls6 intake, 3.73's and a tune. It is the stock stall. I was thinking of getting lower control arms and relo. brackets. I was figuring on just going with some non-adjustable ones now since my setup is not that radical. What do you guys think I should go with?
EDIT: I usually drive the car once every week and a half or so, and I run a high school bracket class at the track and plan on running a little street class next year.
EDIT: I usually drive the car once every week and a half or so, and I run a high school bracket class at the track and plan on running a little street class next year.
EDIT: since you also run in a bracket race, the adjustibility will help correct any thrust angle errors as well.