alloy rear lca - benefits and problems
looking for more info on lca for the rear
i have done a search and i have gathered that:
-they are shorter than standard lca which means wider and more negative offset wheels
-bushings are **** house which means they need to be changed to polys
is this true?
also, how strong are they?prone to breaking?
im not looking at function 7, more like omni/blox/etc branded style ones
thanks
i have done a search and i have gathered that:
-they are shorter than standard lca which means wider and more negative offset wheels
-bushings are **** house which means they need to be changed to polys
is this true?
also, how strong are they?prone to breaking?
im not looking at function 7, more like omni/blox/etc branded style ones
thanks
The LCAs should be the same size as OEM, or it wouldn't reach the subframe 
Strength you are referring to I assume is the bushing in the control arm. I have been running Blox for ~2 years and have had to the replace the bushings twice already and I was planning on doing it again. They are junk. I will be trashing my set (unless someone wants them) and buying Skunk2's with the poly in them.

Strength you are referring to I assume is the bushing in the control arm. I have been running Blox for ~2 years and have had to the replace the bushings twice already and I was planning on doing it again. They are junk. I will be trashing my set (unless someone wants them) and buying Skunk2's with the poly in them.
yea i was reading that it brought the wheel more inside the well so you could run lower offsets n wider wheels lol
guess not
isnt it possible to push poly bushes in the blox lca?
i only ask this coz if there havent been any actual lca breakages, i might buy cheap ones with adjustable swaybar mounts and then replace the bushes with poly bushes
i have a feeling that they dont use oem honda sizing tho which would mean that i cant use poly bush kit
guess not
isnt it possible to push poly bushes in the blox lca?
i only ask this coz if there havent been any actual lca breakages, i might buy cheap ones with adjustable swaybar mounts and then replace the bushes with poly bushes
i have a feeling that they dont use oem honda sizing tho which would mean that i cant use poly bush kit
I see a choice of mounting locations but not anything that's adjustable. Anyway. As was posted on an old thread; OEM is best. The rest is for show. Blox seem to be 50/50. Anything less than F7 or S2 isn't really worth it.
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Here are adjustable LCAs (one of a kind)
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yea thats what i meant...multiple mounts lol
Save your money and buy the Function7 control arms. You'll be much happier in the long run. Lifetime warranty, better product, easy bushing replacement.
These forums have seen hundreds of torn bushing LCA threads for blox, skunk2, etc LCAs
These forums have seen hundreds of torn bushing LCA threads for blox, skunk2, etc LCAs
My friend is selling me used Skunk2 lower rear control arms for $50. Are you saying its not worth it since the bushings will rip again?
I personaly wouldn't bother. OEM/Function7 or noithing.
To those that think otherwise, there ARE some LCAs that are shorter in length to compensate for WIDER rear wheels:
http://www.spcalignment.com/PROD_DIR...d2=69100&cmd3=
If the aftermarket bushings are crap, then why even bother buying the arm? Get a good quality arm like Function 7 and don't deal with the bullshit. If people stopped buying shitty products and supporting companies that roll out ****, they wouldn't bother bringing that to market.
Buying **** begets more ****.
http://www.spcalignment.com/PROD_DIR...d2=69100&cmd3=
If the aftermarket bushings are crap, then why even bother buying the arm? Get a good quality arm like Function 7 and don't deal with the bullshit. If people stopped buying shitty products and supporting companies that roll out ****, they wouldn't bother bringing that to market.
Buying **** begets more ****.
the bushings on all of those are horrible. only function 7 has a well designed bushing that properly addresses the issues of a poly bushing. and the ones that use an oem looking rubber bushing are worse.
and if anyone says anything about "lightweight" or "unsprung mass", youre full of it if you think that matters.
Thanks for all the help guys. Ordering some F7 control arms now. My polished ASR subframe and beaks lower tie bar came in today! :-)
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