LCA Install - Do I need relocation brackets?
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From: West Chester, PA
LCA Install - Do I need relocation brackets? Hey all,
So I am no longer being a lazy sack of **** and finally getting around to throwing in my S60 rearend- I ordered a bunch of other goodies from Midwest Chassis when I did, and when I was under the car, it looks like the double adjustables I picked up can fit right in without the relocation brackets.
Like an idiot, when I moved I lost the hardware to install the relocation brackets- so those will have to wait, but was just curious!
Thanks!
So I am no longer being a lazy sack of **** and finally getting around to throwing in my S60 rearend- I ordered a bunch of other goodies from Midwest Chassis when I did, and when I was under the car, it looks like the double adjustables I picked up can fit right in without the relocation brackets.
Like an idiot, when I moved I lost the hardware to install the relocation brackets- so those will have to wait, but was just curious!
Thanks!
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From: West Chester, PA
Is yours a Strange S60 by chance? I am hearing that Strange mounts stuff on the rear housing in some cases, I am also curious on how I am getting my stock sway bar over- I do not seem to have the bolts and I know the U-clamps arent going to transfer over lol
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From: Atlanta, GA
Probably gonna depend on the position of the LCA based on your ride height. If your car is significantly lower than stock you may benefit from "relocating" the attachment point and correcting the LCA angle.
