Installed my LCAs, PHR, and relo brackets! Nice feeling.
09-06-2006, 11:57 PM
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Installed my LCAs, PHR, and relo brackets! Nice feeling.
I installed tubular LCAs, tubular PHR, and a set of relocation brackets even though my car isnt lowered. Man what a difference! The car just goes now. Now tire smoking or *** sagging. It just goes. There is very minimal tire spin and no wheel hop at all. All these parts are from hotpart.com. They make really quality stuff at a VERY reasonable price. I cant wait for the suspension to settle a little more. I'm sure after driving for a while it will all settle in and work out real nice. Installing the SFCs and STB from them soon. 
Best mods I have done to an f-body. Never really worried about suspension until this last Camaro and I dont know why I waited. Man it feels good! 
Best mods I have done to an f-body. Never really worried about suspension until this last Camaro and I dont know why I waited. Man it feels good!
09-07-2006, 01:02 PM
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Re: Installed my LCAs, PHR, and relo brackets! Nice feeling.
When I did similar mods on my car, it did make a big difference. The rear of the car was noticably more stable and firm. I didn't notice a huge gain in traction, but I am using lowsy street tires.
09-07-2006, 02:49 PM
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Re: Installed my LCAs, PHR, and relo brackets! Nice feeling.
MeanGreen97Z-
which LCA's and PHB did you purchase? was it the aluminum ones with rod ends? cant wait to hear how the SFC's feel as well.
Matt
which LCA's and PHB did you purchase? was it the aluminum ones with rod ends? cant wait to hear how the SFC's feel as well.
Matt
09-07-2006, 03:33 PM
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Just the lower end tubular ones in red powder coat. Cant wait to get the SFC on myself. I got the cheaper of each piece. LOL Im a cheap ***!
09-07-2006, 03:50 PM
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man i dunno but it seems to me we got some kinda weird thing going on... im installing those same exact mods sometime next week... Hope you like the SFCs im glad im not the only person giving J&M business.. they have great stuff really cheap and they are really helpful
09-07-2006, 10:35 PM
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Ya I have a t-top car and i've got all kinds of squeaks and rattles. If these things take care of HALF of them i'll be extremely happy. 
The LCAs and relo brackets are great. All the stuff I installed felt perfect on my 23 mile drive to work. The rear end is nice and tight. I also noticed I have some KYB shocks under there when I was installing this stuff.... sweet! I'm thinking about doing the SFCs this weekend. I'll keep you posted on how they feel. Definately installing the STB. Maybe a 1" rear sway bar.
The LCAs and relo brackets are great. All the stuff I installed felt perfect on my 23 mile drive to work. The rear end is nice and tight. I also noticed I have some KYB shocks under there when I was installing this stuff.... sweet! I'm thinking about doing the SFCs this weekend. I'll keep you posted on how they feel. Definately installing the STB. Maybe a 1" rear sway bar.
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