B4TB: traction devices
Originally posted by KWKSLVR
Hmmm, I have to agree that tires win by far and hands down.
Next in line are LCA's (with relocation brackets)
Hmmm, I have to agree that tires win by far and hands down.
Next in line are LCA's (with relocation brackets)
but I'd like to get the relocation brackets.
Without changing the angle of the LCA, all you're doing is just making the rearend more "stiff" (if even that). The relocation brackets actually push the rear tires downwards at a slight angle, helping the car "squat" when it launches.
Originally posted by KWKSLVR
Without changing the angle of the LCA, all you're doing is just making the rearend more "stiff" (if even that). The relocation brackets actually push the rear tires downwards at a slight angle, helping the car "squat" when it launches.
Without changing the angle of the LCA, all you're doing is just making the rearend more "stiff" (if even that). The relocation brackets actually push the rear tires downwards at a slight angle, helping the car "squat" when it launches.
Last edited by Xride; Apr 13, 2004 at 01:39 PM.
Originally posted by Xride
Wicked **thinks about a group buy befor ordering**
Wicked **thinks about a group buy befor ordering**

edit: anyone else with any other suggestions?
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