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Old 10-12-2001, 09:15 AM   #1
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Southside Machine Kit

Was wondering if anyone has had sucess w/the kit? Am I right in thinkin that this replaces the stock torque arm and lca's? Is this kit better than say Spohn adj. torque arm and adj. lca's? Will they clear a dual-cat car? Thanks For the imput later guys Derrick
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i was looking into it, but got the lakewood lift bars instead.

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by nice3rdgenz:
i was looking into it, but got the lakewood lift bars instead.

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How did you like them? And anyone else?

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Does Southside have a website?
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Cntrvrsy:
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I looked for one but couldn't find it. Later Derrick

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Hey, I too was thinking about getting the SSM's because they seem to be more hardcore and a bigger improvement for your money than the Hotchkis kit. Also they should cause the rear of my car to rise in a launch instead of squat, which forces the wheels against the pavement. Anyways, I'm looking at a Summit catalog and it says the lift bars eliminate the lower control arms and the rubber bushings. They apparently don't have bushings so I guess the ride in the rear will be pretty harsh, but I think you still hafta use the stock panhard bar etc.
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