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JD rear control arms. Any good?

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steedastangt

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any one use the JD rear control arm kit yet? if so how is it compared to others/stock? thanks in advance.
 

gruntman31

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Are you referring to JD's Performance UCA's? If so, then yes, they are good. I've got the double adj. uppers on my car. No complaints, here. Dave is a great person to work with.
 

01GT eibach

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They are actually made by Granatelli Motorsports. They are a good product. I had the solid uppers and adj lowers in mine, but removed the lowers later on as they had spherical bushings -- which added too much ride harshness for my non-track street car. I did not know any better when I bought them, but learned quickly after the installation. To be clear, I give them the thumbs up -- but I had to go with a different LCA that had a poly bushing. The solid uppers are still in there, though.
 
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2002BLGT

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01GT eibach said:
They are actually made by Granatelli Motorsports. They are a good product. I had the solid uppers and adj lowers in mine, but removed the lowers later on as they had spherical bushings -- which added too much ride harshness for my non-track street car. I did not know any better when I bought them, but learned quickly after the installation. To be clear, I give them the thumbs up -- but I had to go with a different LCA that had a poly bushing. The solid uppers are still in there, though.
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Im buying them next month
 
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do they make the lowers with poly bushings...i know pro3i does both thats why i'm asking
 
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2002BLGT

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01GT eibach said:
They are actually made by Granatelli Motorsports. They are a good product. I had the solid uppers and adj lowers in mine, but removed the lowers later on as they had spherical bushings -- which added too much ride harshness for my non-track street car. I did not know any better when I bought them, but learned quickly after the installation. To be clear, I give them the thumbs up -- but I had to go with a different LCA that had a poly bushing. The solid uppers are still in there, though.
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does anybody have them with the regular lowers and not the adjustable with teh spherical bushings ? and how did they like them ?
 

steedastangt

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ya they come with poly bushings on each side. check out the web site.
 
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