Pbm, stance, or Megan racing LCA’s
Hey guys, so I just put some new wheels on my car but the rear is slightly a little higher than the front and I’m maxed out in the rear, I have about a third of an inch to drop on the front but I do not wanna go any lower on the front. I can barely get out of those Costco speed bumps, do you guys think pbm, Megan, or stance Lower control arms can perhaps drop the car a little bit on the back. Which of these brands can get the job done including camber flexibility wise, I know that pbm is less expensive than the other two. Thoughts?
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So you didn't have this problem with your previous set of wheels? I don't see how just swapping wheels would create that much difference in front/rear ride height.
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SPL rear lower control arms are great.
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I have the PBM LCA's. They have been great, and they have two mounting holes so you can get them really low. You wont have run max low on your coils.
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PBM or Stance, avoid Meg.
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What's wrong with SPC LCAs?
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If you can barely make it over a speed bump.. shouldn't you be raising the car? But yes, all of the LCAs you mentioned will drop the rear down. My brand preference would be pbm or stance.
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I've had Stance LCA's and now I made the switch over to PBM. PBM is the only one that can actually lower your car more because of the two coilover mounting spots (one higher one lower). The rest of the LCA's out there just help with adjusting camber.
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RSR is another option
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The stances also lower the rear, while they don't have 2 separate mounting points, they do by design make the mounting point lower than compared to other straight RLCA's. |
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