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Old 02-27-2008, 06:11 PM
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so you have to bend out, and cut the ebrake brackets? any pics of this?
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Yes, and good ones.

http://www.installuniversity.com/ins...sity/index.htm

Look up the BMR bolt on bracket install under install documents on the left.
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**** i never even thought to look at that site. totally forgot about it. thank you
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Originally Posted by Viper
Yes, and good ones.

http://www.installuniversity.com/ins...sity/index.htm

Look up the BMR bolt on bracket install under install documents on the left.
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Always willing to help Lee.
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Can you use non adj/stock lcas with the bolt on? or do you need adj?
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Yes, I'm using stock LCA's (with 1LE rubber) with my RLCB's.
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Originally Posted by 199TAmaster
Can you use non adj/stock lcas with the bolt on? or do you need adj?
Yes you can use the factory control arms or any aftermarket non-adjust. set-up.

If I can help anymore please ask. Thank you!
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This may have been already asked, but can I put in the relo brackets and still keep my option to use the stock mounting point? I wouldn't mind being able to experiment with different settings.
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Originally Posted by z28bryan
This may have been already asked, but can I put in the relo brackets and still keep my option to use the stock mounting point? I wouldn't mind being able to experiment with different settings.
Yes you can. Our brackets are designed to mount on the outside of the of the control arm mount.. this allows you to use the factory mount at anytime with out removing the brackets. We then offer a 2" and 3" drop.

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So who has the cheapest bolt ons for me?
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Originally Posted by 199TAmaster
So who has the cheapest bolt ons for me?
We have a very competitively priced set at $89.95 and we are a board sponsor as well as offer a great product.

www.umiperformance.com/2012

If you have any questions please ask. Thank you!
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im just worried about having to cut something. Do you have any pictures showing exactly what to cut?
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ah...never mind... i see im blind. sorry
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Some good info
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Originally Posted by 199TAmaster
So who has the cheapest bolt ons for me?

We currently have these on sale for $79.95 and are in stock ready to ship. Here is a link to the sale page-

http://www.bmrfabrication.com/index.htm
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I see certain weld ins are needed for the Moser 9". I have a Billingsley 9", which ones will work for me?
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Originally Posted by Gregg 00SS
I see certain weld ins are needed for the Moser 9". I have a Billingsley 9", which ones will work for me?
Our CAB001 weld on relocation brackets will work on the Billingsley 9" They can be found here-

http://www.bmrfabrication.com/F-bodyDrivetrain.htm
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The link you provided shows them priced at $59, however, when I go to shop online and find the item it comes up as $79, which is it?
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Originally Posted by Gregg 00SS
The link you provided shows them priced at $59, however, when I go to shop online and find the item it comes up as $79, which is it?
59 is weld on
79 is bolt on

Originally Posted by BMR Fabrication Inc.
We currently have these on sale for $79.95 and are in stock ready to ship. Here is a link to the sale page-

http://www.bmrfabrication.com/index.htm

How long is the sale for the bolt on????
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