What are the best upper and lower control arms

90NotchBack

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It's gets daily driven. Right now I have 100% 4 cylinder stock suspension and I'm getting 1.66 60ft on Drag Radial. I'm going to get control arms and weld up my torque box. Should I get some battle boxes and where can I buy them? I'm putting a Nitrous kit adjustable from 125-350 on my car. I'm hoping to go mid to high 10's. I want to get some control arms and take care of my torque boxes first. With spray I should be 1.40's 60ft. I've been looking at Steeda and UPR control arms. I want double adjustable so I can make adjustment as needed.

 

Dbeck002

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I bought the mega bite rear lower control arms. Those are the best IMO, because they have 2 settings, street/strip and pure strip setting. Even with pep boys tires i can feel those puppies working.

 

1EVIL88VERT

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i have the lakewood traction action lift bars, and they work great, just like the mega bite bars they have two settings. I'm still waiting to do the uppers though so i'm not sure what will work good with these.

 

Daniel50

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bbk and mac are supposed to be good. and i hear good things about maximum motorsports as well

 

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IntenseBlue

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I'd go with FRPP uppers and MM lowers.

 

aleborjas

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are granatelli good?

 

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IntenseBlue

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They're supposed to be an exact copy of the Steeda. If they are, then they should be one of the best.