. In one of my prev z28s. I had sportlines, but no lca relocation brackets and I had bad wheel hop 
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yup, exactly right. i have 11s in the rear and put an eibach pro kit on mine and it definitely needed the adjustable panhard bar. good news is, they're pretty cheap
correct. i have the UMI relocation brackets on mine. your only other option is adjustable lower control arms, but opens up the opportunity to adjust them wrong, i think all in all it's just safer to go with the brackets, zero room to screw it up
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Usually it depends on the car and the brand tire you have. I remember that when I had a prokit with 315 goodyear gscs I didnt have a problem, but when I changed to sportlines and 315 BFGs DRs, my tires were getting cut up bad. We all know 315 nittos run narrow as hell, and those might prevent you from needing to roll the fenders, but then again, why have 11s just to run a narrow tire? you know? I'd roll them either way. Its only about a $50 job and gives you piece of mind.
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