Opinions and Comparison of Bind Free LCA's
#1
Opinions and Comparison of Bind Free LCA's
I'm getting ready to purchase some LCA's and am having trouble deciding what I want.
Should you get 1 spherical rod end with 1 solid end?
2 spherical rod ends?
3 piece poly ball Chassis Bushing?
Do you really need 2 spherical rod ends for complete bind free operation? Or will 1 spherical rod end be completely adequate for a performance street car?
My car has:
35mm/21mm sway bar
JM panhard rod
Bilstein HD shocks
Stock springs
275/40/17 Z rated tires
Should you get 1 spherical rod end with 1 solid end?
2 spherical rod ends?
3 piece poly ball Chassis Bushing?
Do you really need 2 spherical rod ends for complete bind free operation? Or will 1 spherical rod end be completely adequate for a performance street car?
My car has:
35mm/21mm sway bar
JM panhard rod
Bilstein HD shocks
Stock springs
275/40/17 Z rated tires
#2
For bind free articulation don't get regular poly bushings on either end. Otherwise you will not be able to get full articulation; been there done that.
J&M 3 piece poly-ball on both ends of lca's works great (best bang for the buck). Spohn Del-Sphere Pivot Joints on both ends of lca's is a better option, it cost a lot more but ends have a lot better wear characteristics and just as quiet. And my favorite the UMI lca's with the new Roto-joints on both ends.The Roto-joints are very similar(including cost) to the del-sphere except they do the same thing with fewer parts, which IMO seems like a better/ stronger design.
J&M 3 piece poly-ball on both ends of lca's works great (best bang for the buck). Spohn Del-Sphere Pivot Joints on both ends of lca's is a better option, it cost a lot more but ends have a lot better wear characteristics and just as quiet. And my favorite the UMI lca's with the new Roto-joints on both ends.The Roto-joints are very similar(including cost) to the del-sphere except they do the same thing with fewer parts, which IMO seems like a better/ stronger design.
#4
If you want completely bind free then you might want to look at these. They are also currently on special and don't have the poor wear characteristics of rod ends or Delrin. The bushings also carry a lifetime warranty.
http://www.hotpart.com/shop/index.ph...ct_detail&p=85
http://www.hotpart.com/shop/index.ph...ct_detail&p=85
#5
Any of the ends I listed will work great for you, I just preferred to go with what I feel is the best design to me.
The final choice is yours, good luck!
#8
I think the rod end/poly works great for a dd. I installed the poly end at the body. Works great, and I do track the car. When the rod ends get would, I just replace them. Mine are screwed in at the rod end.
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