dusty's89

i need some traction ideas thanks

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iTrader: (14)

they are not it.

better tires and shocks.

for straight line, rear control arms relocation brackets can help.

dusty's89

would the rear control arms relocation brackets would they also be good for the streets not just for straight line use

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iTrader: (14)

they work just fine on the street. What i was illuding to is that lowering the back of hte control arm can help traction, but can also hurt cornering. However, this is something most people will never notice on the street, unless you are pushing the car very hard.

dusty's89

o ok thanks for the info ill start with that and see how that goes

UMI Performance

Hello,

I haven't seen too many people having good luck with those traction bars.

What I recommend is a set of control arms and a set of relocation brackets. These items combined together will work as a lift bar would. The brackets will help to plant the tires harder into the ground.

Below I pasted two links to these items, please take a look and let me know if you have any questions.

www.umiperformance.com/2015
www.umiperformance.com/2012

Thank you!
Ryan

dusty's89

thanks for the links that u posted up for them thats what im going to go with then thanks for the info on not usein lakewood traction bars that would of been money wasted if i got them and didant turn out like they should id been not happy

UMI Performance

Glad to help. If there is anything else I can do let me know and I will be glad to help.

Thanks again,
Ryan

3rdgenmaro

iTrader: (9)

Im using a set of lakewood LCAS. They work just fine. Solved my wheel hop issue.

They are NOT the same as the traction bars. I have yet to see anyone on this site recommend them.