chirping 1,2 and 3rd why
LCAs are only one piece of the suspension and IMO
have the least to do with hooking up, of most of the
pieces.
If it's just chirp-on-shift, right tire only then I'd
suspect the shocks allowing too much jerk-lift from
inadequate bump damping. A "drag bag" might be
the cheap way to check this out, preload the right
side and see if it gets better.
have the least to do with hooking up, of most of the
pieces.
If it's just chirp-on-shift, right tire only then I'd
suspect the shocks allowing too much jerk-lift from
inadequate bump damping. A "drag bag" might be
the cheap way to check this out, preload the right
side and see if it gets better.
Too much horsepower try taking mods off the car.
Seriously....
How much HP,ar4 or m6? Did it do this before you put the LCA's.
What type of tires? Slicks?
Track prep?
Does it do this on the street?
Seriously....
How much HP,ar4 or m6? Did it do this before you put the LCA's.
What type of tires? Slicks?
Track prep?
Does it do this on the street?
Launching!
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From: Rochester, NY
LCA help transfer power to the ground, with aftermarket brackets(correct me if im wrong, you have adjustable LCA). did you put in the aftermarket brackets in and if so did you connect the LCA to the bottom hole.
