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I know the 1le is great for autocross and bmr is good for drag racing is hotchkis good for drag racing or is that for autocross as well? Do i want upper non adjustable tubular control arms or lower?
[ November 03, 2002: Message edited by: Dominic ]</p>
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1le is a tad better than stock
you want something w/ poly bushings & boxed for drag racing only
you want something tubular w/ a rod on at least one end for autocross or road racing.
anything boxed or tubular w/ poly bushings on both ends is not good for autocross or road racing.
hotchkis is arguably the best drag LCA.
lgmotorsports is arguably the best provider of rod-end lca's. They make the most streetable one & the most hardcore. Streetable is on the website as a race adjustable for 199 bucks. Has a poly end & a rod end, put the poly end on the body & rod on the axle side. They also make a lightweight aluminum lca w/ dual rod ends for about 240 (I am pretty sure that is for the pair, but it could be 240 each). You will have to call them to order the aluminum one.
bmr is a provider of medium-quality products. If you get their rod-end lca, expect the end to become noisy & wear out quickly.
You want lower control arms (LCA's).
AND PLEASE DO NOT TYPE TOPIC TITLES IN ALL CAPS, IT IS CONSIDERED YELLING AND QUIET ANNOYING.
[ November 03, 2002: Message edited by: strobhen ]</p>
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When u ask about the upper lower control ares those are the fron control arms and an adjustable one is better so you can tweak your settings.
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