installed some LCA relo brackets
installed some LCA relo brackets I bought some LCA relo brackets on eBay...i taped over the company didnt know if i would be in trouble for showing their name...nevertheless...product is AMAZING and worth every cent...they are bolt in...as I didnt wanna have to weld..
install was a lil tricky but i got it...
car is lowered 1.25" all around..and the LCA angle was all off, they went up towards the back of the car...installed these, leveled em right out..NIGHT AND DAY...as soon as I sat in the car it felt stiffer in the rear..like it is supposed to...and when I hit it coming outta first it hooks..no more hop...no more squatty boggy feeling...just get up and GO!
I recommend this mod to ANY LOWERED CAR WITH AFTERMARKET LCA's!!!
here are some pics..
install was a lil tricky but i got it...
car is lowered 1.25" all around..and the LCA angle was all off, they went up towards the back of the car...installed these, leveled em right out..NIGHT AND DAY...as soon as I sat in the car it felt stiffer in the rear..like it is supposed to...and when I hit it coming outta first it hooks..no more hop...no more squatty boggy feeling...just get up and GO!
I recommend this mod to ANY LOWERED CAR WITH AFTERMARKET LCA's!!!
here are some pics..
YES! A huge advantage. The tires spin (viewed from the driver side) counter clockwise at the tree. This makes the axle assembly spin clockwise loading the LCAs in tension. The LCAs are nearly level stock so they simply push forward. Dropping the rear of them down makes them push forward AND up some. The upward push will result in a downward push (Newton's III Law) on the rear tires allowing more traction.
Simple and a very affective way to reduce wheel hop and increase traction.
Ben T.
Simple and a very affective way to reduce wheel hop and increase traction.
Ben T.
i would agree...i could feel that difference in my *** believe it or not...like i siad the car was stiffer in the rear...it didnt sqaut, when i say squat i mean bad..nothing now..
try em out they're bolt on if you dont like em sell em!
Erik
try em out they're bolt on if you dont like em sell em!
Erik
Originally Posted by BlackHawk T/A
Wow I wonder what brand those are... 
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Mine look the same, being I'm on stock springs but put the stock LCA in the lowest hole on my BMR relo brackets. Only problem I'm having is the TA was set to -2 when I was lowered -1.5", now it's off since I'm at stock height so I get vibrations over 85mph. I'm awaiting springs, thus why I haven't corrected it all yet.
However you are correct, it really hooks now!!
Mine look the same, being I'm on stock springs but put the stock LCA in the lowest hole on my BMR relo brackets. Only problem I'm having is the TA was set to -2 when I was lowered -1.5", now it's off since I'm at stock height so I get vibrations over 85mph. I'm awaiting springs, thus why I haven't corrected it all yet.
However you are correct, it really hooks now!!