BMR only bolt-in Relocation Brackets?
Originally Posted by amadeus
just as titles state, Is BMR the only one who makes bolt-in LCA relocation brackets?
I don't know actually. If you plan on going to a 12 bolt don't get the bolt in, get the weld on instead, the bolt in won't fit.
From what I've found looking around they are the only ones I've found so far, but don't hold me too that. 
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Originally Posted by dan102877
I have heard that LCA's are needed when the car is lowered. Is this correct? And what is the reason for them? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by skewba98z28
If your talking about LCA relocation brackets being needed when lowering your car. The answer is yes and no. If you want to be able to do a burnout and not wheelhop or ever try to hook real good which I'm sure you do. But if you just drive your car and don't ever floor it then no you don't need them. All they do is level you LCA's back out so that they aren't at an upward angle. With them at an upward angle you are losing traction. I installed mine about 3 months ago and I could kick my a$$ for not doing it before. They made a big difference. It seems like the car plant's the rearend a whole lot better. I got mine used in perfect condition for $65 shipped definetly worth. Now if my GS-D3's will ever come in I will really be able to try them out.
Awesome! FYI....I just put GS-D3's on all 4 corners! Holy crap! Huge difference! You are gonna love them! It's a lot harder to spin them out on dry surface, and in the rain they are freaking amazing! Well worth the money!
Originally Posted by NebWS6
I don't know actually. If you plan on going to a 12 bolt don't get the bolt in, get the weld on instead, the bolt in won't fit. From what I've found looking around they are the only ones I've found so far, but don't hold me too that.
From what I've found looking around they are the only ones I've found so far, but don't hold me too that. 
Originally Posted by dan102877
Awesome! FYI....I just put GS-D3's on all 4 corners! Holy crap! Huge difference! You are gonna love them! It's a lot harder to spin them out on dry surface, and in the rain they are freaking amazing! Well worth the money!
If you like the GY GS-D3 you ought to try the Yokohama AVS Sports...I have run them both and like the Yokohama much better ...plus they wear better than the GY
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Originally Posted by slt200mph
If you like the GY GS-D3 you ought to try the Yokohama AVS Sports...I have run them both and like the Yokohama much better ...plus they wear better than the GY
