southside lift bars
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southside lift bars
eBay Motors: lift bars, trailing arms 3rd gen camaro/firebird 82-92 (item 8058249430 end time Apr-25-06 18:57:29 PDT)
is this a good price on these new. i know that they are out of business or would i be better off with spohn or umi
is this a good price on these new. i know that they are out of business or would i be better off with spohn or umi
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they're pretty much drag race only. Once you set them up, there's Zero adjustability. They hang down kinda low, and I've yet to see that they work any better than the factory 3-link style suspension(with aftermarket pieces).
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those are actually just lca's that go in the factory location, not the traditional ssm bars that replace the torque arm, these are to be used with the torque arm. thats a REALLY good deal too!
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those are actually just lca's that go in the factory location, not the traditional ssm bars that replace the torque arm, these are to be used with the torque arm. thats a REALLY good deal too!
see what I get for not looking before writing....I'd say decent deal since the Lakewood lca's are about the same $.
- not he "traction action" crap, just the lca's.
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