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What lower control arms to get with my kenny brown adjustable uppers???

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I just ordered some kenny brown adjustable upper control arms. Which lower control arms do you guys recomend? I was thinking solid lowers, nothing too expensive but I want good quality. Maybe maximum motorsports or steeda? Let me know what kind of control arms you guys have and how happy you are with them. Thanks.
 

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if you just want solid lowers, make sure you get the ones with Poly bushings or Derlan bushings.

I'd opt for the MM double adjustable lowers...
 
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DTMach1 said:
if you just want solid lowers, make sure you get the ones with Poly bushings or Derlan bushings.

I'd opt for the MM double adjustable lowers...
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it depends on what your goals are. If you plan on a power adder or hard launches at the track, you want to go with spherical bushings. The poly bushings are not strong enough for this and will fail. I like my pro3i lowers....pretty much the same thing as the mm ones but about a hundred dollars less.
 
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car is a daily driver, I havent taken it to the track yet but I plan on taking it ocassionally . I just saw the mm are like 340 ouch, I was thinking under 200 hopefully.
 
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jbrown said:
car is a daily driver, I havent taken it to the track yet but I plan on taking it ocassionally . I just saw the mm are like 340 ouch, I was thinking under 200 hopefully.
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check out the pro3i's...they're 155 for urethane bushings on both ends and 185 for urethane on the chassis end and spherical on the axle end
 
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has anyone used the x2c control arms? i know they're pretty inexpensive but i haven't head about quality/ride/strength.
 

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HPM Mega Bite JR's with Steeda adjustable Uppers
 
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