Does anyone have LCA installed on their car and have a picture of where it is welded??

I need a picture so I can show the welder where to weld it in place so he does not stuff it up.

Anyone have a picture could you please send to camaroZ28@seznam.cz

Thanks,
Mike

 

LCA=Lowered Control Arm. You dont weld these things, the hold your axle to your car, and need to move freely.

Are you speaking of SFC's???

 

Aftermarket Rear LCA'S just replace the stock ones in the same bolt in location. Now if you are refering to the LCA brackets they need to be welded on. You should have directions from the Company that made them such as Spohn Performance. Or try a search on www.thirdben.org for a picture on their supension board.

 

Im sitting here at work thinking about this...are you talking about boxing the LCA's?

 

No Aron they are talking about the LCA relocation brackets that move the rear of the CA down to improve suspension geometry, expectally on lowered car this is very important...But I don't have any pics on the install sorry.

 

Yes I am talking about the LCA relocation brackets just like the ones SPOHN sells. They are good on any car but if you have a lowered car they help even more.

I was told they are welded in place. If anyone has a picture please pass it onto me that would be great.

I am getting the LCA brackets made up by a mate so I have no instructions