BMR bolt-on LCA relocation brackets
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BMR bolt-on LCA relocation brackets Is there a website to buy these from?
i know its proven to reduce .2 from your 1/4 mile time. Is it just one of those free mods with some wrench time? Or can i actually buy this.
i know its proven to reduce .2 from your 1/4 mile time. Is it just one of those free mods with some wrench time? Or can i actually buy this.
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Relocation Brackets Hi:
This is not a free mod. You have to purchase the relocation brackets. You have the option of weld in ones, or bolt on ones. Either one will give you better traction. If you don't mind welding stuff on your rear end then get the weld in ones. Otherwise get the bolt on ones. Prices and specs are in the link to BMR Rear End LCA Relocation Brackets.
Hope this helps.
And BTW, I have a black set of bolt in relocation brackets that I had in my car. I changed my mind about the color and I bought a set of red ones for mine. The blacks ones have about almost a year of use.
Give me a reasonable offer and I will let them go. E-mail me with any questions or any offers.
This is not a free mod. You have to purchase the relocation brackets. You have the option of weld in ones, or bolt on ones. Either one will give you better traction. If you don't mind welding stuff on your rear end then get the weld in ones. Otherwise get the bolt on ones. Prices and specs are in the link to BMR Rear End LCA Relocation Brackets.
Hope this helps.
And BTW, I have a black set of bolt in relocation brackets that I had in my car. I changed my mind about the color and I bought a set of red ones for mine. The blacks ones have about almost a year of use.
Give me a reasonable offer and I will let them go. E-mail me with any questions or any offers.
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Originally Posted by AnthonyConstant
so this is all i need to buy?
a pair for 109$.
And the bolt on actually works?
Thanks for the reply guy above me! hahaha
What are you asking for yours shipped?
why did you take them off?
Originally Posted by AnthonyConstant
Is there a website to buy these from?
i know its proven to reduce .2 from your 1/4 mile time. Is it just one of those free mods with some wrench time? Or can i actually buy this.
i know its proven to reduce .2 from your 1/4 mile time. Is it just one of those free mods with some wrench time? Or can i actually buy this.
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Originally Posted by BRETTINATOR
If you go with the boltins just get them welded in regardless. Had my friend @ Midas weld mine on for $20. He welded every possible location inside and out and there is no way bolt-ons will hold up compared to welding. Have not been to the track to compare the difference with or without, just seemed to make sense how they correct the axle angle under torque.
are these good for daily driving
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Originally Posted by AnthonyConstant
Good advice, now to actually find some!
are these good for daily driving
are these good for daily driving
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Originally Posted by 93turboLT1
Look on Ebay for them, they usually have a couple sets for around 50 bucks....save ya a little money there.
Thanks!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...e=STRK:MEWN:IT
when installing the relocation brackets in a 94 camaro what do u have to do? just grind the caliper weights down and thats it? do the parking break brackets need to be cut? anyone have any pics of the bolt in ones installed?
I ran a search on these a while back and the ultimate conclusion was that they decrease your braking performance and I decided not to buy them. It makes sense that if you're planting your rear tires on take off they're gonna plant your front tires during braking, ie increased inertia to the front. The reason they are straight from the factory was to get the 50/50 split.
