Welding in LCA relocation brackets?
03-02-2006, 08:43 AM
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Welding in LCA relocation brackets? anyone have some instructions for welding in lower control arm relocation brackets....i have spohn lca's in already and need to weld in the brackets soon. thanks
.....can you send me a copy or post instructions or something?
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is it absolutely necesary to weld in the brackets before running the car? Im considering installing them today and thought about running with them without being welded until the weekend...
can this be done or should i kick myself in the mouth for even thinkning this?
can this be done or should i kick myself in the mouth for even thinkning this?
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i have a set of the spohn relocation brackets.... on their website it says that you have to weld them in for the best results but my questions is that the back part, when installed, will lock itself with the rear-end axles housing so it should be ok...
right?
right?
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Originally Posted by OctaneZ28
Seeing as they make bolt-in and weld-in relocation brackets, I wouldn't see the harm in just bolting them up for now.
However, I would definitely check with the manufacturer first before doing so.
However, I would definitely check with the manufacturer first before doing so.
