F FRB427 New Member Oct 9, 2004 20 0 1 south jersey Nov 19, 2006 #1 Nov 19, 2006 #1 Does anyone know if you need the relocating brackets when installing the lower control arms? I am probably going with the Metco's or the BMR's. BMR sells the brackets but i dont see the Metco's.
Does anyone know if you need the relocating brackets when installing the lower control arms? I am probably going with the Metco's or the BMR's. BMR sells the brackets but i dont see the Metco's.
Saleen-wana-be New Member May 4, 2006 51 0 0 Nov 19, 2006 #2 Nov 19, 2006 #2 i have the BMR race control arms, no brackets, i love them
B baylor2010 New Member Apr 23, 2006 73 0 0 Nov 19, 2006 #3 Nov 19, 2006 #3 brackets are good u dont need them but they work and their like $99
T thump_rrr New Member Nov 25, 2004 220 0 0 Montreal, Canada Nov 19, 2006 #4 Nov 19, 2006 #4 FRB427 said: Does anyone know if you need the relocating brackets when installing the lower control arms? I am probably going with the Metco's or the BMR's. BMR sells the brackets but i dont see the Metco's. Click to expand... Relocation brackets are used to relocate the lower control arms back to their factory angle if a car is lowered. These should be used in conjunction with an adjustable upper control arm or UCA to restore the pinion angle to its proper angle.
FRB427 said: Does anyone know if you need the relocating brackets when installing the lower control arms? I am probably going with the Metco's or the BMR's. BMR sells the brackets but i dont see the Metco's. Click to expand... Relocation brackets are used to relocate the lower control arms back to their factory angle if a car is lowered. These should be used in conjunction with an adjustable upper control arm or UCA to restore the pinion angle to its proper angle.
F FRB427 New Member Oct 9, 2004 20 0 1 south jersey Nov 20, 2006 #5 Nov 20, 2006 #5 I plan on lowering the car with the motorsport lowering springs. that should drop the car about 1.5". So does this mean i need the brackets???
I plan on lowering the car with the motorsport lowering springs. that should drop the car about 1.5". So does this mean i need the brackets???
T thump_rrr New Member Nov 25, 2004 220 0 0 Montreal, Canada Nov 20, 2006 #6 Nov 20, 2006 #6 FRB427 said: I plan on lowering the car with the motorsport lowering springs. that should drop the car about 1.5". So does this mean i need the brackets??? Click to expand... For general street use not really. For the best 60' times possible at the dragstrip yes.
FRB427 said: I plan on lowering the car with the motorsport lowering springs. that should drop the car about 1.5". So does this mean i need the brackets??? Click to expand... For general street use not really. For the best 60' times possible at the dragstrip yes.
Saleen-wana-be New Member May 4, 2006 51 0 0 Nov 20, 2006 #7 Nov 20, 2006 #7 my car dropped two inchs with the eibachs and i didnt get them. Iam thinking i should though to drop my 60 foot time.
my car dropped two inchs with the eibachs and i didnt get them. Iam thinking i should though to drop my 60 foot time.
M mongoose101 New Member Nov 5, 2004 22 0 0 Nov 21, 2006 #8 Nov 21, 2006 #8 FRB427 said: I plan on lowering the car with the motorsport lowering springs. that should drop the car about 1.5". So does this mean i need the brackets??? Click to expand... Yes, I have lowering springs and I have BMR brackets.
FRB427 said: I plan on lowering the car with the motorsport lowering springs. that should drop the car about 1.5". So does this mean i need the brackets??? Click to expand... Yes, I have lowering springs and I have BMR brackets.