LCA relocation brackets?
I bought a set of the Spohn LCARs. Traction is much better, but it really kills the fun factor. But traction wins races, not wheel spin. For $60, they are a huge bargain. Get them and you won't be dissapointed. Install was like 5 minutes each side.
Yeah, right now the axle side of the rear control arm is higher than the body side. Not good. Wouldn't that completely eliminate instant center? With it like this the control arms and the T/A don't even run parralel, they run away from each other, does this make sense?
Yeah, right now the axle side of the rear control arm is higher than the body side. Not good. Wouldn't that completely eliminate instant center? With it like this the control arms and the T/A don't even run parralel, they run away from each other, does this make sense?
The LCA relocation bracket welds or bolts to the stock LCA mount on your rear axle assembly. It allows you to lower the axle end of the LCA relative to the body end.
The photo posted above shows the bracket. This is the Spohn version (black rectangular bracket that the end of the LCA is bolted to):
The photo posted above shows the bracket. This is the Spohn version (black rectangular bracket that the end of the LCA is bolted to):
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