Phb & lca ?
03-17-2014, 01:57 AM
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Here's what I'd recommend:
http://www.foundersperformance.com/1...ce-poly-joint/
http://www.foundersperformance.com/s...rome-moly-end/
http://www.foundersperformance.com/1...ce-poly-joint/
http://www.foundersperformance.com/s...rome-moly-end/
03-17-2014, 08:23 AM
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the 3-pice poly LCA's linked above are amazing.... Just had them installed and they replaced a poly/rod combo that was real noisy...these are quiet and make for a firm ride. Highly recommend them
03-17-2014, 09:11 AM
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[QUOTE=99Bluz28;18088084]Here's what I'd recommend:
http://www.foundersperformance.com/1...ce-poly-joint/
http://www.foundersperformance.com/s...rome-moly-end/[/QUO
Thanks for the help. I will look into these more.
http://www.foundersperformance.com/1...ce-poly-joint/
http://www.foundersperformance.com/s...rome-moly-end/[/QUO
Thanks for the help. I will look into these more.
03-17-2014, 09:24 AM
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If you aren't planning on running a crazy wheel/tire combination than our BMR non-adjustable lower control arms (TCA001) sound like a perfect option for you. Also for a little extra you can get rubber bushings in them rather than the poly-urethane bushings that normally are included. I attached a picture of what they would look like.
As far as the panhard bar goes, if you plan on lowering the car I would recommend using our BMR adjustable panhard bar (PHR002) of if you plan on staying at factory ride height you can use our BMR non-adjustable panhard bar (PHR001). I could also do rubber bushings in the panhard bar for a small additional charge.
If you are interested shoot me a PM or give me a call here at the shop (813)986-9302 and we can get you squared away.
As far as the panhard bar goes, if you plan on lowering the car I would recommend using our BMR adjustable panhard bar (PHR002) of if you plan on staying at factory ride height you can use our BMR non-adjustable panhard bar (PHR001). I could also do rubber bushings in the panhard bar for a small additional charge.
If you are interested shoot me a PM or give me a call here at the shop (813)986-9302 and we can get you squared away.
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If you aren't planning on running a crazy wheel/tire combination than our BMR non-adjustable lower control arms (TCA001) sound like a perfect option for you. Also for a little extra you can get rubber bushings in them rather than the poly-urethane bushings that normally are included. I attached a picture of what they would look like.
As far as the panhard bar goes, if you plan on lowering the car I would recommend using our BMR adjustable panhard bar (PHR002) of if you plan on staying at factory ride height you can use our BMR non-adjustable panhard bar (PHR001). I could also do rubber bushings in the panhard bar for a small additional charge.
If you are interested shoot me a PM or give me a call here at the shop (813)986-9302 and we can get you squared away.
As far as the panhard bar goes, if you plan on lowering the car I would recommend using our BMR adjustable panhard bar (PHR002) of if you plan on staying at factory ride height you can use our BMR non-adjustable panhard bar (PHR001). I could also do rubber bushings in the panhard bar for a small additional charge.
If you are interested shoot me a PM or give me a call here at the shop (813)986-9302 and we can get you squared away.
03-17-2014, 02:29 PM
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True, I run a GW adjustable PHB with spherical bearing on one end and rod-end on the other, I've never experienced NVH except for one time when a jam nut came loose on the rod-end. I've had poly/poly, poly/rod-end, rod-end/rod-end, and my current phb listed above. As far as the life of spherical bearings and rod-end they'll last virtually forever(in PHB location) if they don't get rusty.
03-17-2014, 08:23 PM
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I have the founders on car adjustable pan hard bar and on car adjustable lower control arms with the three piece rubber ends also picked up there relocation brackets . I love their products and most of all their prices !!!
03-18-2014, 07:12 AM
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03-18-2014, 09:28 AM
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I have all Founders pieces too and there is very little NVH increase if any at all. I had some at highway speeds, but I was due for tires. Got those and it felt much better. Absolutely no noise out of the 3 piece LCAs and PHB. I got the adj PHB with the rod/poly combo. I've had them on the car now for about 3 mths. My car is a DD too
