i'm getting a pretty big verter soon hopefully and am wondering with what lca's i should go with. hopefully i'll be racing in 255/45 maybe 255/50 drag radials and i would like to know what you guys would think is good for the best traction...? thx.
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Drag race only? The stiffer, the meaner, the better. I've seen some very pretty looking metco solid aluminum ones I would consider, but many here think the boxed BMR/Hotchkis units are fantastic for that use.2002 5-spd NBM Camaro
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Along the lines of the question... Will LCA's help even if I'm not getting any wheel hop?
O yeah, I hear that for drag racing beefier is better and for road racing beefy is good up to a point and rod-ends are the best. Not sure what to make of it all.
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