best Lower control arms?

[madmatt]

Anyone else had any experience with the Pro3i stuff. Just trying to see whats out there that is good and worth the money. Dont really need the hardcore stuff, just looking around. Thanks...p.s Wont be getting the steedas anytime soon lol.

 

[CottonBurnerz]

The install is pretty straight foward.. just take your time.. there's only 2 bolts holding each LCA. I have MM LCA and having a grinding/squeeking noise from the passenger rear side still hoping that more grease would fix it.. maybe it's the springs or the shocks that I replace at the same time

 

[Modular2v]

Dark Knight, Im already running drag radials.....im going to get some slicks!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Dark Knight GT]

Well, if you get slicks that should clear up some of the spinning, but lower control arms help out a great deal. If you can dig deep, I'de get the Maximum Motorsports but thats just me. UPR makes a good set as well and I know Bill and KenB are using them with no problems.

 

[Modular2v]

i thought bill was running the steeda stuff?

 

[Dark Knight GT]

Last I checked, Bill was running the UPR products stuff. Automatic Weapon I believe is the one who was running the Steeda stuff.

 

[Modular2v]

is there a huge noticible difference between the stock lcas and aftermarkets....how can u feel it?

 

[millatime]

is there a huge noticible difference between the stock lcas and aftermarkets....how can u feel it?

just look at the design of the two...the stock are stamped metal and are very flimsy. The aftermarket arms are solid tubes

 

[wms004]

is there a huge noticible difference between the stock lcas and aftermarkets....how can u feel it?

Most feelable suspension mod I have put on my car.. more noticable than a spring/shock combo. One reason you feel the difference is going from a rubber bushing to a must stiffer bushing or bearing if you choose sphericals, which won't allow much flex.

just get them and you'll know what we are talking about