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Old 08-02-2006, 11:54 AM
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i have a set of BMR lowering springs and i was just wondering if it is a good idea to get a set of LCA relocation brackets? I don't have enough power really to turn over the tires much so i'm not really worried about wheel hop. Just wondering if it would be a good idea to get them?

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i would think so since you are reengineering all of the angles of the rear suspension.
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thanks man

anybody else have anythign to say? with 19 views i figured someone else would post up.
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I would think Panhard a tad more important, but yes, if you're messing with the rear suspension, LCA RBs wouldn't hurt.

UMI?
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why the hell wouldn't you do it? it minimizes any traction problems and gets your geometry angles back to normal with a lowered ride
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Originally Posted by Duffster
I would think Panhard a tad more important, but yes, if you're messing with the rear suspension, LCA RBs wouldn't hurt.

UMI?

I agree.
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If you want to build the suspension up correctly, then Yes, you need them.

If you dont care, then nope.
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made a big diff on my car.before i had them my car would just light up the tires from any speed in 1st and some of 2nd now it still spins a little but its a big improvement. and mine are adjusted on the middle hole but im going to lower them to the bottom hole later and see if it helps



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