LCA relocation brackets
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From: Spring Hill, FL
LCA relocation brackets Do these drastically increase traction? I have spohn cromoly LCA's, adj. panhard rod, adj. torque arm, and I'm cutting 2.4-2.6 sixty foots. I know a good chunk is probably driver error, but I know on 275 street tires I should be doing better than that.
Will they benefit me even if I'm still at stock height? Do they affect cornering ability or no?
I don't know much about them, but I figure if it will help this thing hook......
The weld in's are less than $100 usually right? Recommendations on who's to run, or are they all just about the same? I'd probably do the weld ins.
Thanks -Corey
Will they benefit me even if I'm still at stock height? Do they affect cornering ability or no?
I don't know much about them, but I figure if it will help this thing hook......
The weld in's are less than $100 usually right? Recommendations on who's to run, or are they all just about the same? I'd probably do the weld ins.
Thanks -Corey
Originally Posted by camar0corey
Do these drastically increase traction? I have spohn cromoly LCA's, adj. panhard rod, adj. torque arm, and I'm cutting 2.4-2.6 sixty foots. I know a good chunk is probably driver error, but I know on 275 street tires I should be doing better than that.
Will they benefit me even if I'm still at stock height? Do they affect cornering ability or no?
I don't know much about them, but I figure if it will help this thing hook......
The weld in's are less than $100 usually right? Recommendations on who's to run, or are they all just about the same? I'd probably do the weld ins.
Thanks -Corey
Will they benefit me even if I'm still at stock height? Do they affect cornering ability or no?
I don't know much about them, but I figure if it will help this thing hook......
The weld in's are less than $100 usually right? Recommendations on who's to run, or are they all just about the same? I'd probably do the weld ins.
Thanks -Corey
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Originally Posted by WE TODD DID
It will increase your 60' times, but tends to make cars unstable on the big end due to changing the instant center.
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Originally Posted by gator's 99TA
Your problem is tire, not relocation brackets. they do help but you need traction first. Put a tire on it.
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Yeah I hear you on the practice part. Sucks I'm in the middle of all the tracks, gotta drive 2-2 1/2 hours to hit a decent one.
Typical FL issues too, I used to have a road where I could go out and try, but what do you know, more developments, the cops sit out there now and tell people to take it somewhere else..... what do you know on a Thursday night there isn't anywhere to take it.
Typical FL issues too, I used to have a road where I could go out and try, but what do you know, more developments, the cops sit out there now and tell people to take it somewhere else..... what do you know on a Thursday night there isn't anywhere to take it.