lca relocation brackets installed w/pics
On UMI's pics I don't see a large gap between the plate on the back of the LCA relocation bracket and the stock LCA mount.
http://www.umiperformance.com/2012?category_id=125
On UMI's pics I don't see a large gap between the plate on the back of the LCA relocation bracket and the stock LCA mount.
http://www.umiperformance.com/2012?category_id=125
To the OP - Did you experience any shifting of the wheels forward or back in the wheel wells after the install?
On UMI's pics I don't see a large gap between the plate on the back of the LCA relocation bracket and the stock LCA mount.
http://www.umiperformance.com/2012?category_id=125
I've actually owned both types, but prefer the UMI ones because there is no gap so you can weld the plate on the back to the rear of the original LCA mount.
I went to the track this past Friday and launched off the foot brake N/A at about 2500 rpm and still got a 1.6 60ft.same as before the brackets. On the 75hp N2O jets set to activate at 3000 rpm I got a spinning 1.75 60ft. I think I'm ready for some new rear tires. Currently I'm on used Hoosier QTP's set at 18 psi. I probably could have adjusted the press. in the tires but we only got 2 runs in that night. I think I'll lower the 60 ft. once I get some more seat time !
These are UMI part # 2012 with *NEW IN BAG* hardware. The bag has never been opened.
I can get you pics if needed. I'm going in a different route (12 bolt
), and wont need these.Thanks, and sorry for the
ROD214. Oh, and great looking set up!!Oh, and Brad at UMI is the man!




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