SRR Lca pics....
11-10-2002, 09:13 PM
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SRR Lca pics....
Does anyone have any SRR LCA close up pics of the them off the car. I am finishing the LCAs that I designed and want to look at the radius and mounting of the ends of the LCAs.
Thanks, Jason
Thanks, Jason
11-10-2002, 09:15 PM
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Re: SRR Lca pics.... (Blown90hatcH)
11-10-2002, 09:18 PM
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Re: SRR Lca pics.... (tonyxcom)
Cool thanks tony, but I need some end shots. Some from a 45angle or so. I want to see how far the bushing protrudes from the LCA. I am putting in some prothane bushings so I need to see what to CNC the gaps at.
11-10-2002, 09:23 PM
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Re: SRR Lca pics.... (Blown90hatcH)
Im not sure I understand.
If you have the correct prothane bushings for your car, the width isn't really going to be a problem, as the width of the bushings in the SRR's and stock is the same, otherwise they wouldn't fit.
I would be more concerned on how the bushings will stay in the arm.
On the SRR's. The bushing is basically 3 parts. An outer sleeve, rubber, and innersleeve. The bushing is held in place by set screws that are on top of the arm.
So you slide the bushing into the arm, then the setscrew digs into the outer sleeve to hold it in place.
Hope that helps.
If you have the correct prothane bushings for your car, the width isn't really going to be a problem, as the width of the bushings in the SRR's and stock is the same, otherwise they wouldn't fit.
I would be more concerned on how the bushings will stay in the arm.
On the SRR's. The bushing is basically 3 parts. An outer sleeve, rubber, and innersleeve. The bushing is held in place by set screws that are on top of the arm.
So you slide the bushing into the arm, then the setscrew digs into the outer sleeve to hold it in place.
Hope that helps.
11-10-2002, 09:28 PM
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Re: SRR Lca pics.... (tonyxcom)
Im not sure I understand.
If you have the correct prothane bushings for your car, the width isn't really going to be a problem, as the width of the bushings in the SRR's and stock is the same, otherwise they wouldn't fit.
I would be more concerned on how the bushings will stay in the arm.
On the SRR's. The bushing is basically 3 parts. An outer sleeve, rubber, and innersleeve. The bushing is held in place by set screws that are on top of the arm.
So you slide the bushing into the arm, then the setscrew digs into the outer sleeve to hold it in place.
Hope that helps.
If you have the correct prothane bushings for your car, the width isn't really going to be a problem, as the width of the bushings in the SRR's and stock is the same, otherwise they wouldn't fit.
I would be more concerned on how the bushings will stay in the arm.
On the SRR's. The bushing is basically 3 parts. An outer sleeve, rubber, and innersleeve. The bushing is held in place by set screws that are on top of the arm.
So you slide the bushing into the arm, then the setscrew digs into the outer sleeve to hold it in place.
Hope that helps.
Cool, thanks Tony.
11-10-2002, 10:19 PM
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Re: SRR Lca pics.... (Blown90hatcH)
yep, the only thing that holds them in place is the setscrew
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11-11-2002, 08:03 AM
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Re: SRR Lca pics.... (splitime)
The weight difference is substantial. You can feel the difference just by picking them up. I'm not sure what the exactly SRR weighs vs. stock LCA though. And I believe the SRR's use stock bushing assemblies, but just held in with set screws like Tony said.
11-22-2002, 11:29 PM
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Re: SRR Lca pics.... (Eddie HatchBlack)
I'm interested... You are talking about the ones for a 92-95 civic/94 up integra right?
If I wanted to run a sway bar with these lcas I would just need to get endlinks off an integra or gsr and bolt them up right?
I really want to get a rear sway bar, but to do that i need new lcas, so i figure i might as well get these. Plus they look cool as hell.
They use a stock bushing right? So I would need to just buy a new stock bushing?
If I wanted to run a sway bar with these lcas I would just need to get endlinks off an integra or gsr and bolt them up right?
I really want to get a rear sway bar, but to do that i need new lcas, so i figure i might as well get these. Plus they look cool as hell.
They use a stock bushing right? So I would need to just buy a new stock bushing?
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