spacers for the LCA relocation bracket ??
spacers for the LCA relocation bracket ?? Are they NEEDED....my dumb *** put them on today in a hurry and did not put the spacers in, infact I left them at the hobby shop I go to on my base so Im sure they got thrown away... 
I always mess something up when Im in a hurry. Anyway, when I get some time I will just get some more and put them in but Im just curious if they are that "important", the directions said something about it keeps the brackets from binding...?? I did feel a difference when I drove home though, my car has been lowered a long time with out them and with all my other suspension the car really feels good.
I always mess something up when Im in a hurry. Anyway, when I get some time I will just get some more and put them in but Im just curious if they are that "important", the directions said something about it keeps the brackets from binding...?? I did feel a difference when I drove home though, my car has been lowered a long time with out them and with all my other suspension the car really feels good. I believe they are very important. They prevent the bracket from bending inward from the tension. But u might be talkin about diff spacers than what i am thinkin about. but the spacers i got with my brackets, on the installation sheet, they said it was very important to put them in.
I know the spacers you are talking about from when I put my relo brackets on. You need to get them soon but I think you will be ok driving a few days without them as long as you dont hammer on the car from a dig or take any high speed turns. Just drive 'normal' until you get them in.
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Verdad Gallardo blcack...can you describe these fender washers. So thats all you are using and your car is fine. I really dont see how they can bind that much since there over a piece of steel. I dont want to jack my TA up Im just saying.
They are large, thick washers from Home depot, They had a big enough hole to fit the rear LCA bolt through it. I made it tight and they havent moved. I for get the actual size, ill have to see if I still have the recipt...
Originally Posted by MY02REDWS6TA
Just to help clear this up for everyone....are these the 'spacers' you are talking about????
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Originally Posted by koolaid_kid
No, those are dowels to fit a smaller diameter bolt into a larger hole. At least, I would not have called those spacers.
Like the below ASCII image
*[==]*
* = bolt head/nut
[] = bracket
= = spacer
Originally Posted by 99WS7
Thanks for the pic and yes those are what I was talking about.
No problem. It was becoming obvious that everyone wasnt real certain what spacers you were referring to.
