Stock LCA axle mounts not even?
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Stock LCA axle mounts not even?
I installed some UMI weld in LCA lowering brackets, as a final check I measured from the front a-arm bolt to the rear lower control arm bolt. There is a 3/8" difference between the two sides. It's not the brackets either because I measured to the stock location and it's off by the same amount.
I guess I could have corrected this before welding the bracket on but I didn't measure it first.
The wheels in the wheel wells measures different from side to side too.
The brackets must be welded on wrong from the factory because the car hasn't been wrecked, it's got UMI LCA's too.
Is this a common problem?
I guess I could have corrected this before welding the bracket on but I didn't measure it first.
The wheels in the wheel wells measures different from side to side too.
The brackets must be welded on wrong from the factory because the car hasn't been wrecked, it's got UMI LCA's too.
Is this a common problem?
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Originally Posted by 5.7 Reasons
I know the rear ends of f-bodys don't line up exactly. It takes an adjustable panhard bar to line the rear wheels with the fender of the car.
My rear is more forward on one side.
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Originally Posted by 8a8mfh
How is that? The adjustable panhard bar would move the rear side to side.
My rear is more forward on one side.
My rear is more forward on one side.
I believe that you would need a set of adjustable LCAs to correct the front to back issue.
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Originally Posted by koolaid_kid
Well, in your original post you also mentioned that the wheels measure different side to side also. The panhard bar would allow you to correct this.
I believe that you would need a set of adjustable LCAs to correct the front to back issue.
I believe that you would need a set of adjustable LCAs to correct the front to back issue.
The wheels in the wheel wells measures different from side to side too.
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If I may re-interpret, what you are saying is that the distance from the rear d/s wheel to the front d/s wheel is different from the rear p/s wheel to the front p/s wheel? Or some similar relationship, correct?
If so, that would be expected, since one would hope that the relationship between the LCAs and the axles to be one-to-one.
I would expect that adjustable LCAs would correct the issue.
If so, that would be expected, since one would hope that the relationship between the LCAs and the axles to be one-to-one.
I would expect that adjustable LCAs would correct the issue.
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Originally Posted by koolaid_kid
If I may re-interpret, what you are saying is that the distance from the rear d/s wheel to the front d/s wheel is different from the rear p/s wheel to the front p/s wheel? Or some similar relationship, correct?
If so, that would be expected, since one would hope that the relationship between the LCAs and the axles to be one-to-one.
I would expect that adjustable LCAs would correct the issue.
If so, that would be expected, since one would hope that the relationship between the LCAs and the axles to be one-to-one.
I would expect that adjustable LCAs would correct the issue.
So do you know if this problem is common? it's different by about 3/8 of an inch.