which rear lower control arms??

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Red n Black 94

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My car's a 94, Daily driven, GT40p headed car. Im building a motor that is going to be done soon... shooting for 450-475rwhp. i do NOT want a drag oriented car... i want an all around performer.

which control arms should i go with?? I was thinking MM heavy duty non-adjustables. opinions??

 

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ill personally be running a mega-bite jr..

 

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I recently got MM adjustables . Love them. I thought people were exaggerating at first but you can really feel the difference.

 

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lakewoods also are good

 

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MM adjustables, or if you are going to run coil overs just get the non adjustables

 

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MM FTW!! I'll hopefully be getting a set next

 

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inphiniti said:

ill personally be running a mega-bite jr..

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The best I have used too!! I have them on my 96 Cobra with 414RWHP. I also have them on my 81 notch with the 4.6L 2V motor and T45 transmission, with removed quad shocks....and NO wheel hop.

HPM Mega Bite Jr's FTW!!!!!

 

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Red n Black 94 said:

My car's a 94, Daily driven, GT40p headed car. Im building a motor that is going to be done soon... shooting for 450-475rwhp. i do NOT want a drag oriented car... i want an all around performer.

which control arms should i go with?? I was thinking MM heavy duty non-adjustables. opinions??

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I have had good luck with Mega bite Jrs on a few cars. I have Hotchkis on #58 because I had them laying around.

Off the subject but how are you going to make 450-475 rwhp with Gt40p heads?
I would love to hear what your combo is going to be.

 

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Get the MM HD ajustables. You will be happy you did.

 

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Red n Black 94

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S351Saleen77 said:

I have had good luck with Mega bite Jrs on a few cars. I have Hotchkis on #58 because I had them laying around.

Off the subject but how are you going to make 450-475 rwhp with Gt40p heads?
I would love to hear what your combo is going to be.

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I have patriot heads and an s-trim and a fresh shortblock sitting around... soon as i get the rest of the parts i need to build that motor, it should be around there. No gt-40p on that setup



Also, should i go with the HD or ED mms?? Im thinking the HD....

 

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MM is overrated. they are here in california. I went with Mega bit JR. I am okay with it. MM was okay too. I really don't need these in LA streets but what the hell... i will not go adjustables if you are just "Driving" your car. Are you going to adjust the control arms when someone wants to race you to the next light? I will LMAO.

 

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question for those running mega-bite jr's. what did you do with your torque boxes? leave them, weld the seams, or or install reinforcements?

i have lakewood traction action arms which are similar but also come with bracket that loops around the diff.

i havent installed them yet because i dont have enough time and still dont know what to do with the torque boxes