View Poll Results: Better traction with lca relocation brackets?
I got much better traction/60ft after installing lca relocation brackets!
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They helped with traction a little
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35.71%
I did not notice a difference in traction :/
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3.57%
My traction got worse after install lca relo brackets 
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09-25-2011, 08:42 PM
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i'm at stock height.
i had the stock LCAs and some crappy kumho tires, the wheel hop was pretty scary.
after i put on the LCAs (no relocation brackets yet) the wheel hop drastically went down to where it rarely happened. after i got some good tires on it the wheel hop was completely eliminated. i still plan on putting the relocation brackets on though.
i had the stock LCAs and some crappy kumho tires, the wheel hop was pretty scary.
after i put on the LCAs (no relocation brackets yet) the wheel hop drastically went down to where it rarely happened. after i got some good tires on it the wheel hop was completely eliminated. i still plan on putting the relocation brackets on though.
09-26-2011, 06:12 PM
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So I got them on today and went out for a test and they hook maybe slightly better, but barelty. It does feel more solid than it did for sure. I think I just got a batch of shitty tires or something. Hopefully I will see a bigger difference this weekend at the track.
01-06-2015, 12:34 PM
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The relocation brackets lowered my rear end So after installing the relocation brackets on my NON lowered car.
I have 4" gap from top of tire to wheel well,
& I have only 1" gap on the rear tires.
All tires are the same size with Koni shocks all around. Solid tube LCA's
I have constant front springs and progressive rears, all stock height.
I have the LCA installed on the lowest hole on the bracket. I do have binding even after re-tightening.
I wonder if I should just take the brackets off.
Just think its weird the rear lowered so much.
I have 4" gap from top of tire to wheel well,
& I have only 1" gap on the rear tires.
All tires are the same size with Koni shocks all around. Solid tube LCA's
I have constant front springs and progressive rears, all stock height.
I have the LCA installed on the lowest hole on the bracket. I do have binding even after re-tightening.
I wonder if I should just take the brackets off.
Just think its weird the rear lowered so much.
01-06-2015, 01:31 PM
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So after installing the relocation brackets on my NON lowered car.
I have 4" gap from top of tire to wheel well,
& I have only 1" gap on the rear tires.
All tires are the same size with Koni shocks all around. Solid tube LCA's
I have constant front springs and progressive rears, all stock height.
I have the LCA installed on the lowest hole on the bracket. I do have binding even after re-tightening.
I wonder if I should just take the brackets off.
Just think its weird the rear lowered so much.
I have 4" gap from top of tire to wheel well,
& I have only 1" gap on the rear tires.
All tires are the same size with Koni shocks all around. Solid tube LCA's
I have constant front springs and progressive rears, all stock height.
I have the LCA installed on the lowest hole on the bracket. I do have binding even after re-tightening.
I wonder if I should just take the brackets off.
Just think its weird the rear lowered so much.
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01-07-2015, 10:57 AM
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Question is, which spring in the rear can help match my front?
Is there a tall rear spring over stock?
Thanks & sorry for beating a dead horse
01-07-2015, 07:11 PM
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I think that since i Went with constant front spring I think they may be taller than stock and causing my front to sit higher.
Question is, which spring in the rear can help match my front?
Is there a tall rear spring over stock?
Thanks & sorry for beating a dead horse
Question is, which spring in the rear can help match my front?
Is there a tall rear spring over stock?
Thanks & sorry for beating a dead horse
Can you post pics of how the car sits, and the front and rear suspension so we can see if something stands out being wrong?
