Adjustable lower control arms vs solid poly bushing control arms
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Adjustable lower control arms vs solid poly bushing control arms I have a 98 camaro. I just want to know if is it worth it putting the adjustables Lower control arms on?I have a adjustable umi torque arm already.
do you have any problems? traction or wheel hop?
if it's just a street car do the 1le rear control arm bushings
I had poly/poly but then went to rod ended to eliminate bind, then got sick of the rod ends clanking and replacing them every 6 months, so I went 1le bushings and I'm very happy with them
if it's just a street car do the 1le rear control arm bushings
I had poly/poly but then went to rod ended to eliminate bind, then got sick of the rod ends clanking and replacing them every 6 months, so I went 1le bushings and I'm very happy with them
A good quality set of lower control arms will definitely help with overall performance and there are many different types and versions that are available to use depending on what your goals are for the car. If you plan on running a larger wheel or tire having the adjustability isn't a bad idea it just really depends on what you want to do with the car.
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Sales Tech
www.bmrsuspension.com
813.986.9302
Find a Quality alignment shop near you!
I don't see why most people need anything more than the stock LCA's. Even with the stock star shaped bushings. What do you plan to do with your car?
