torque arm or LCA's and relocation brackets
torque arm or LCA's and relocation brackets
which one would be the best first to do. i want to go with a torque arm that goes to a crossmemeber i dont want a trans mounted torque arm would i get more out of the torque arm or the LCA's and relocation brackets? which one 1st thanks.
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If wheel hop is not an imediate problem then I would suggest the torque arm first. Why?- because it is much more expensive- after you save up and buy that then the relocation brackets will follow soon because they are alot less expensive.
Thats always my method- buy the expensive things first, then you're committed and the cheaper things will follow.
Thats always my method- buy the expensive things first, then you're committed and the cheaper things will follow.
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From: Seattle, Wa
Car: 89 Iroc-Z
Engine: 305
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i would go with the relocaion brackets and the arms first. especially if your car is lowered, to regain the correct suspension geometry. i would get sub-frame connectors first if you don't have them, even though that's not what you asked.
Re: torque arm or LCA's and relocation brackets
Originally posted by midnightcamaro
which one would be the best first to do. i want to go with a torque arm that goes to a crossmemeber i dont want a trans mounted torque arm would i get more out of the torque arm or the LCA's and relocation brackets? which one 1st thanks.
which one would be the best first to do. i want to go with a torque arm that goes to a crossmemeber i dont want a trans mounted torque arm would i get more out of the torque arm or the LCA's and relocation brackets? which one 1st thanks.
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