redkling
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What LCA's are these?
- Thread starter redkling
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redkling
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- Denton, Tx
bump im in a bad bind and need to know asap
jeepster_259
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- West Palm Beach, FL
they look like full traction to me.
wim hoppenbrouwers
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- Netherlands europe
Hallo Jeepers. These LCA's are from PRO COMP Explorer.
It is a part of a lift kit 3". :yelclap:
It is a part of a lift kit 3". :yelclap:
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Hellbent
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- san diego, california
yep, procomp's.
marvilusone
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- Kannapolis, NC
X3 Procomp's
redkling
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- Denton, Tx
sweet thank you guys
RCP Phx
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- Phoenix,Az
Why,PC arms suck!
explain.
pb_beaker
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- in a van down by the river
isnt it obvious, there all bent up and have holes in them. :shhh:
RCP Phx
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- Phoenix,Az
They use small diameter poly bushings,same as a couple other cheap arms.Flex sucks and they blow out bushings and sleeves constantly.Ive also seen where they start wanting to tear the CA mounts off.
- Location
- Hammertown, USA
Poly bushings on a J arm with no flex joint or acme threads.
They have no flex built into them - every time you articulate your suspension, it tears the bushings a little and stresses your axle mounts. I have two sets of those arms "sitting around", I keep meaning to throw them in the trash, but don't want to offend my trash can.
The stock arms are designed to 'twist', thats why they aren't boxed in. Any upgrade that is worse off than stock..
They have no flex built into them - every time you articulate your suspension, it tears the bushings a little and stresses your axle mounts. I have two sets of those arms "sitting around", I keep meaning to throw them in the trash, but don't want to offend my trash can.
The stock arms are designed to 'twist', thats why they aren't boxed in. Any upgrade that is worse off than stock..
Hellbent
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- san diego, california
looking at those pics, that's quite a bit of lift for stock upper arms.
redkling
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- Denton, Tx
i just need to replace the bushings, i dont tink i get that bad of flex out of it
Hellbent
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- san diego, california
- Location
- Hammertown, USA
redkling
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- Denton, Tx
Poly bushings on a J arm with no flex joint or acme threads.
They have no flex built into them - every time you articulate your suspension, it tears the bushings a little and stresses your axle mounts. I have two sets of those arms "sitting around", I keep meaning to throw them in the trash, but don't want to offend my trash can.
The stock arms are designed to 'twist', thats why they aren't boxed in. Any upgrade that is worse off than stock..
i can agree wit that i plan onchagig axles soon, but fr now snc we are making a run this weekend they will do
redkling
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- Denton, Tx
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- Hammertown, USA
Agreed they'll "do" for a while, and arent horrible on a 'street' rig that sees only a couple of runs a year (with a low lift), but I wouldn't call them an upgrade for a wheeling rig.
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- Hammertown, USA
