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Old 02-01-2012 | 11:50 AM
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Already got a moser 12bolt and umi torque arm with dsl..so my next question is what mod should i go with next? Panhard bar? Adj lca? Or should i start with some front suspension? Btw its a 99camaroz28 if i didnt mention it lol
Old 02-01-2012 | 12:03 PM
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What are your plans with the car? Daily Driver? You taking it to a track? You may wanna start looking over the stickies in this section. This is where i gained most of my knowledge at.
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Originally Posted by xdanny510x
Already got a moser 12bolt and umi torque arm with dsl..so my next question is what mod should i go with next? Panhard bar? Adj lca? Or should i start with some front suspension? Btw its a 99camaroz28 if i didnt mention it lol
Good start with the UMI T/A!

As sscamaroburn02 mentions, hit us with some more detail and we can fix you up.

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Old 02-01-2012 | 12:31 PM
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Gonna be mostly a track car with light street use..occasionally weekend grocery getter cruiser or when i get called out lol..but say about 80%!track car 20 % street
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adj lca's and phb are a must
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Originally Posted by k_garretson23
adj lca's and phb are a must
Yup, good acceleration gains can happen from the rear. After the rear is optimized and the car is leaving as hard as possible you can fine tune with the front.

This kit is pretty cost effective: http://www.umiperformance.com/catalo...roducts_id=345

Along with these relocation brackets:
http://www.umiperformance.com/catalo...roducts_id=117

This would give some good traction.

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A good set of shocks and a set of LCAs will be your next move. Give us a call and we can set you straight with affordable parts... and the right parts the first time. We manufacture the highest quality suspension parts and are direct dealers for Strange and Afco shocks.




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