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Where would you guys start to do upgrades first on the rear suspension???
subframe connectors
lower control arms / adjustable or non / single/double
panhard bar / adjustable or non / single/double
torque arm / adjustable or non
lower control arm relocation
and what brands?
I already have it dropped 1.2"
Last edited by twoolley08; September 27th, 2008, 01:24 AM.
Especially if it's already lowered, you need to start by getting the geometry back with the relocation brackets. Can't help you on brand as I've been making all of my own suspension parts for years.
1] lower control arm relocation
2] subframe connectors (especially if it's a t-top car)
3] lower control arms single adjustable, or non
4] torque arm, adjustable
5] panhard bar, adjustable
You definetely need an Adjustable panhard bar since you lowered the car, Hell even at stock ride height the rearends aren't centered.
UMI makes great stuff
BTW were you on Gratiot last night ?
I know I saw a triple black droptop T/A.
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Especially if it's already lowered, you need to start by getting the geometry back with the relocation brackets. Can't help you on brand as I've been making all of my own suspension parts for years.
1] lower control arm relocation
2] subframe connectors (especially if it's a t-top car)
3] lower control arms single adjustable, or non
4] torque arm, adjustable
5] panhard bar, adjustable
are those ones bolt on / weld at the points if you want?
They are a weld on type supplied with a bolt kit. Bolt them in and have them welded at the eight points if you like.
Here is the link to the connectors without the bolt kit. Its the same connector, just not supplied with the bolt kit. I also attached a better image. http://www.cs3automotive.com/index.php?a=PROD:1096
Last edited by csmith4153; November 26th, 2008, 09:40 AM.
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