do relocation brackets really help?
11-11-2005, 05:24 PM
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do relocation brackets really help? I have stock ride height, lca's, panhard, nitto's, and im getting a torque arm. Should i get lca brackets or not? Do they really help on a stock ride height car? I dont see how they would help traction...
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11-11-2005, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by THE LAST Z
OK cool. I read some place they will help on non-lowerd cars also...
Some members here recommended bmr relocation brackets and how traction will be improved on stock ride height, so I bought a set.
I got the bolt on - r.b. and they were not difficult to install at all, it was an easy process.
As for added traction...YES. It feels like at acceleration their is a bit more traction. I know I can really feel the car pull a lot better on corners too.
I, having a stock ride height, I recommend relocation brackets. And I used the lowest hole on the relocation bracket.
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11-11-2005, 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted by THE LAST Z
ok im gonna have to get them. but not now, when i get a 12-bolt... Thanks.
Traction for me isn't that great of an improvment or at least untill I get drag radials. But it is an improvment, but I guess I do have more of a chance to break my 10 bolt. But yeah, you will see an improvment with relocation brackets with stock ride height.