any one install bmr lca relocation brackets
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well njust like the post said and tips or tricks maybe a how to?
i should get them on tuesday along with a poly tranny mount.
figured i would ask before the install
i should get them on tuesday along with a poly tranny mount.
figured i would ask before the install
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I'm assuming you bought the bolt-in relo brackets. It's pretty straight forward for the install. Only tip I have for you is take off the old brackets on both sides. This helps because when both the old ones are out , at least side goes back in easy. The second side will take a little persuasion. I braced myself and pushed the rearend forward with my legs to get the bolt in the second control arm. Worked like a charm. Haven't done the poly tranny mount so can't help you there.
FWIW the relo brackets eliminated all my wheel hop.
FWIW the relo brackets eliminated all my wheel hop.
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Both of those are a very easy install. I did the relocation brackets myself and it took maybe an hour, most of which was spent cutting the stock e-brake brackets. The trans mount I had done at a shop because I was in there getting some other stuff done anyway and they have a lift.
-Mike
-Mike