Lakewood vs Spohn
Lakewood vs Spohn
Hey guys,
I am a big fan of Spohn's stuff and was going to get some LCA's from them, but I found on ebay for $49 Lakewood's rear lower control bars. How are they in comparison? Will I see just as good of straight line traction? ... Also, will they work with Spohn's Relocation brackets and Torque Arm?
Here is straight off of SummitRacing.com:
In no time, you can mount this set of Lakewood rear lower control bars onto your car and feel the benefits of greater traction. The bars are constructed of heavy gauge square steel tubing for strength and to eliminate the flex that is common with the stock arms, while incorporating polyurethane bushings for precise stability. These bars include MIG welded brackets for extra strength and they bolt directly to the OEM mounts using the stock hardware. Each bar is finished with a black powdercoat for good looks and corrosion resistance.
I am a big fan of Spohn's stuff and was going to get some LCA's from them, but I found on ebay for $49 Lakewood's rear lower control bars. How are they in comparison? Will I see just as good of straight line traction? ... Also, will they work with Spohn's Relocation brackets and Torque Arm?
Here is straight off of SummitRacing.com:
In no time, you can mount this set of Lakewood rear lower control bars onto your car and feel the benefits of greater traction. The bars are constructed of heavy gauge square steel tubing for strength and to eliminate the flex that is common with the stock arms, while incorporating polyurethane bushings for precise stability. These bars include MIG welded brackets for extra strength and they bolt directly to the OEM mounts using the stock hardware. Each bar is finished with a black powdercoat for good looks and corrosion resistance.
Last edited by 89IROCZZ4; Jan 19, 2003 at 11:20 AM.
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From: illinois
Car: 86 camaro
Engine: 433 big block
Transmission: jw powerglide 5500 coan stall
Axle/Gears: moser9" 4:11 posi
i don't know about comparisons but i do know the lakewood arms will work with the spohn brackets cause thats what i have. i had very bad wheel hop that the spohn brackets helped.they shouldn't affect the torque arm either although i'm using a bmr
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From: illinois
Car: 86 camaro
Engine: 433 big block
Transmission: jw powerglide 5500 coan stall
Axle/Gears: moser9" 4:11 posi
i live too far away from atrack, i only go1 or2 times ayear so its hard to say how much time they dropped. they did stop the wheel hop. when i shifted the 1-2 and sometimes the 2-3 my driveshaft would flex so much the front u-joint would hit the tunnel. with the torque arm , which spohn pointed me towards, it stopped.i'd try the relocation brackets first, they're a good buy.
Thanks for the help guys. I am thinking on getting these:
lakewood lca's (duh)
spohn relocation brackets
spohn torque arm
lakewood 70/30 shocks.
Do you all think it is possibly to knock off a half second from my et of 12.8 @ 117 via g-tech?
lakewood lca's (duh)
spohn relocation brackets
spohn torque arm
lakewood 70/30 shocks.
Do you all think it is possibly to knock off a half second from my et of 12.8 @ 117 via g-tech?
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From: W. Kentucky
Car: 83 Z-28
Engine: 406
Transmission: TH350
Axle/Gears: 3.70
Originally posted by 89IROCZZ4
Thanks for the help guys. I am thinking on getting these:
lakewood lca's (duh)
spohn relocation brackets
spohn torque arm
lakewood 70/30 shocks.
Do you all think it is possibly to knock off a half second from my et of 12.8 @ 117 via g-tech?
Thanks for the help guys. I am thinking on getting these:
lakewood lca's (duh)
spohn relocation brackets
spohn torque arm
lakewood 70/30 shocks.
Do you all think it is possibly to knock off a half second from my et of 12.8 @ 117 via g-tech?
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