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Old 07-07-2003, 12:45 PM
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I am fixing to purchase a set of BMR lower control arms. I am trying to decide if I should just get the tubular for about $109 or if i should spend the extra money for the Street Adjustable lcas. What are the advantages of having the Street Adjustable lcas when drag racing, or are there any?
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No real benefits to a street car that see occasional track time. IMO, get the boxed LCA's, not the tubular ones.
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Why the boxed? Are they a little bit stronger than the tubular?
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I installed the boxed BMR boxed lower control arms and I dropped my 60' by 2 tenths. went from consistant 2.15's to 1.9x's and 2.0's.
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Yeah, the boxed ones wont flex like tubular ones will. Think of it like hauling a heavy bag suspended by a solid bar or a hollow bar. The hollow one wont bend like the other one.




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