UMI lca install
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Thanks that part is right. Now does it matter if they were welded and one lca had to be adjusted or lengthened about an inch longer than the other?? Both wheels are centered I think the welder didnt have his glasses on and one side is angled more so they adjusted the lca to compensate. Im assuming thats ok.
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Yes they are welded in, if they were bolted only they would self adjust as long as they were set to factory length. Since they were welded in and welded on different angles or planes left and right the distance to the lowest mounting hole is changed and caused the need to adjust or lengthen one side beyond stock length to try and center the wheels.
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Verdad Gallardo oooooooooh, you're talking about the LCA relocation brackets. I was racking my brain trying to figure out how you would weld a lower control arm into a car and still have it work.
Yes, if your LCA brackets are off, you will need to adjust your lower control arms. A good four wheel alignment shop should be able to help you there.
-Mike
Yes, if your LCA brackets are off, you will need to adjust your lower control arms. A good four wheel alignment shop should be able to help you there.
-Mike
