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LCA's or relocation?95z28man 03-15-2007, 09:34 PM I'm ordering an S60 rear from Strange in the near future and I want to put a little something else in while I'm under the car for traction as well. Is it worth getting the relocation brackets and new LCA's or could I just get new LCA's and get the same result? What are the benefits/disadvantages to each? Thanks teke184 03-16-2007, 08:07 AM i say at least do the LCAs...they'll have stiffer design as well as the stiffer bushing to help maintain proper suspension geometry. the brackets will help plant the rear wheels a little better. but are easily something you can add later 2000GTP 03-16-2007, 03:14 PM I would do them both,they are both relatively low cost suspension mods. 95z28man 03-16-2007, 04:36 PM I was just on Summit and I saw Lakewood LCA's for $95 and then I see Hotchkis LCA's for like $220. What's the difference? How can there be that large of a price range for such similar parts? Thanks 2000GTP 03-16-2007, 04:50 PM I was just on Summit and I saw Lakewood LCA's for $95 and then I see Hotchkis LCA's for like $220. What's the difference? How can there be that large of a price range for such similar parts? Thanks Your mainly paying for a label. The Hotchkis stuff is normally pretty expensive. You may even want to give Spohn a shot, they sell very good quality products at very good prices. LCAs will run around a hundred bucks and the reloc. brackets another 60. | ||