Installed new on car adjustable trailing arms.
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I recently bought from Founders a pair of "on car" adjustable LCA's (Or trailing arms)
They look excellent in fit and finish. I had to wait on a cartridge of Super Lube ordered from Sponn to lube the bushings before installation. Also needed to lube the used Edlebrock "on car" adjustable panhard rod. I had installed a week or so ago.
I'll be headed to a good four wheel alignment shop to get everything squared up in the next few days.
Unless some here can tell me an alignment isn't necessary.
They look excellent in fit and finish. I had to wait on a cartridge of Super Lube ordered from Sponn to lube the bushings before installation. Also needed to lube the used Edlebrock "on car" adjustable panhard rod. I had installed a week or so ago.
I'll be headed to a good four wheel alignment shop to get everything squared up in the next few days.
Unless some here can tell me an alignment isn't necessary.
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I recently bought from Founders a pair of "on car" adjustable LCA's (Or trailing arms)
They look excellent in fit and finish. I had to wait on a cartridge of Super Lube ordered from Sponn to lube the bushings before installation. Also needed to lube the used Edlebrock "on car" adjustable panhard rod. I had installed a week or so ago.
I'll be headed to a good four wheel alignment shop to get everything squared up in the next few days.
Unless some here can tell me an alignment isn't necessary.
They look excellent in fit and finish. I had to wait on a cartridge of Super Lube ordered from Sponn to lube the bushings before installation. Also needed to lube the used Edlebrock "on car" adjustable panhard rod. I had installed a week or so ago.
I'll be headed to a good four wheel alignment shop to get everything squared up in the next few days.
Unless some here can tell me an alignment isn't necessary.
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If something weird happens you can always get it aligned.
Chances are you'll be good but it never hurts to have an alignment plan just in case.
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Thank you Ramey. I will road test soon and if anything feels odd I will head for the alignment shop.
In a post earlier on in another thread I stated that I had purchased some suspension parts used off of craigslist. I thought that the front and rear sway bars were from BMR when in fact I've discovered they were from UMI. The sway bars work very well thank you. I believe in giving credit where credit is due.
In a post earlier on in another thread I stated that I had purchased some suspension parts used off of craigslist. I thought that the front and rear sway bars were from BMR when in fact I've discovered they were from UMI. The sway bars work very well thank you. I believe in giving credit where credit is due.