WTB: adj. lower control arms
Hey Brian, be sure to get double adjustables or on-car adjustables. Mine are singles and a pain to adjust since you have to take them off and try to force the rear to meet with the new length. They are a little extra, but well worth it.
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Originally Posted by Matt D
Get chrome moly and double adjustable. Doesn't matter rod or poly ended, I prefer poly.
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Originally Posted by Moparnos (The SLP Guy)
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ended up ordering these. I needed something shipped to my door by Thursday so I can race Sat and Sun.
I know they are not double adjustable or on car adjustable but the right side of my rearend isn't centered in the wheelwell and I dont want to be chewing up slicks.
Originally Posted by SgtB
dick
ended up ordering these. I needed something shipped to my door by Thursday so I can race Sat and Sun.
I know they are not double adjustable or on car adjustable but the right side of my rearend isn't centered in the wheelwell and I dont want to be chewing up slicks.
ended up ordering these. I needed something shipped to my door by Thursday so I can race Sat and Sun.
I know they are not double adjustable or on car adjustable but the right side of my rearend isn't centered in the wheelwell and I dont want to be chewing up slicks.
Hey Brian. Those are the ones I have. Very solid. QA1 ends. They are easy to udjust. The hardest part is moving the rear to the new position. You will hear more road noise and gear whine since they are fully solid bushings.
Originally Posted by SgtB
dick
ended up ordering these. I needed something shipped to my door by Thursday so I can race Sat and Sun.
I know they are not double adjustable or on car adjustable but the right side of my rearend isn't centered in the wheelwell and I dont want to be chewing up slicks.
ended up ordering these. I needed something shipped to my door by Thursday so I can race Sat and Sun.
I know they are not double adjustable or on car adjustable but the right side of my rearend isn't centered in the wheelwell and I dont want to be chewing up slicks.
