lower control arms
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lower control arms
i have a 94 civic ex coupe the i have replaced one of the lower control arms already and i crashed the car and the same control arm that i replaced broke in half any suggestions on after-market brands? here is one picture of the broken control arm and the trailing arm is bent a broken a little so i need to replace that.
DARKSPEEDS est: 11/9/10
DARKSPEEDS est: 11/9/10
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Gotta love stock LCA's. Do not buy a Blox product, I had mine for less than a year and the bushings are destroyed already. I have heard a lot of negative feedback on Skunk2 LCA's also. I would suggest Function7's or Buddy Club's.
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When you installed the Blox LCA's, did you torque them down correctly when the car was still suspended, or did you torque them down completely after the weight of the car was put on the suspension (basically when you took it off the jacks)?
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Re: lower control arms
i say f7.
but be aware aftermarket LCAs won't help you out any better then that did. its less likely to hold up to a crash over OEM and are mostly for visual not purpose.
but be aware aftermarket LCAs won't help you out any better then that did. its less likely to hold up to a crash over OEM and are mostly for visual not purpose.
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Thanks i bought some blox lower control arms and i did check the suspension it is fine. i will look into getting some f7's later on when i am out of school have a job and actually have more than $200
DARKSPEEDS est:11/9/10
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Re: lower control arms
Hi,
Our arms are designed to bend rather than break, allowing the car to be limped home instead of being trailered home on a towtruck. Over the years (almost 10!!) we've had zero incidents of our arms snapping in all sorts of track incidents as well as traffic accidents on the street.
We have and will continue replace any bent arms under the standard lifetime warranty on our products.
I hope this information helps you make your decision.
Thanks!
-A
Our arms are designed to bend rather than break, allowing the car to be limped home instead of being trailered home on a towtruck. Over the years (almost 10!!) we've had zero incidents of our arms snapping in all sorts of track incidents as well as traffic accidents on the street.
We have and will continue replace any bent arms under the standard lifetime warranty on our products.
I hope this information helps you make your decision.
Thanks!
-A
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