LT1powered94

ok I was planning on doing all of my suspension this holiday brake but i'm going to come up short on cash. Seeing as i only want to mess with the front once, can i put lowering springs on the front and leave the rears stock with out needing RCA relocation brackets? Since this car isn't going to be raced at all (for now) can i lower it front and rear without getting relocations brackets for a semester at all. In other words, I won't notice the control arms are at the wrong angle under normal driving conditions?

Thanks

Z95m6

You only need relocation brackets if you care about traction. Even stock cars need them for ideal traction.

LT1powered94

thanks a lot

carlos64030

You don't need the relocation brackets. You'll be ok without them.

Black_Z28

Excatly what the other guys have said, you don't need them. I have BMR lowering spring on my car, and I haven't had a problem. All you'll loose is a lot of traction. I plan on buying some LCAs and brackets over the winter.