Aftermarket Rear LCA's purpose

[mike_frs]

To my understanding after market rear lower control arms are to adjust the rear camber of our cars right? Nothing else?

[vroom4]

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[mike_frs]

Originally Posted by vroom4

You sir, have won the internet.

Just wanted to make sure, thanks.

[7thgear]

Originally Posted by mike_frs

To my understanding after market rear lower control arms are to adjust the rear camber of our cars right? Nothing else?

control arms are part of a series of parts designed to attach the wheel assembly to the chassis while allowing movement in a 3D plane

their relative position is responsible for the static and dynamic alignment of the vehicle, camber being one of them, as well as the weight transfer forces and moments created during the operating of your vehicle...

their rigidity, reliability and weight are generally points of interest that are discussed by tuners, as is its appearance.


so no, they don't "just adjust camber"

[RehabJeff86]

Originally Posted by 7thgear

control arms are part of a series of parts designed to attach the wheel assembly to the chassis while allowing movement in a 3D plane

their relative position is responsible for the static and dynamic alignment of the vehicle, camber being one of them, as well as the weight transfer forces and moments created during the operating of your vehicle...

their rigidity, reliability and weight are generally points of interest that are discussed by tuners, as is its appearance.


so no, they don't "just adjust camber"

you are too nice!!

[7thgear]

Originally Posted by RehabJeff86

you are too nice!!

I tried to wiggle an insult between the lines but the words just couldn't come


ohh well, maybe next time, as these posts never end.

[sklimo]

Originally Posted by 7thgear

I tried to wiggle an insult between the lines but the words just couldn't come


ohh well, maybe next time, as these posts never end.

You're losing your edge lol

[7thgear]

Originally Posted by sklimo

You're losing your edge lol

pfff, my blade didn't even leave its sheath, dis all blunt work

[Jive Turkey]

scene points.

they are for scene points.

[cdrazic93]

They are for moar lowe.

[mike_frs]

Originally Posted by cdrazic93

They are for moar lowe.

Due to adding camber right?

Originally Posted by 7thgear

control arms are part of a series of parts designed to attach the wheel assembly to the chassis while allowing movement in a 3D plane

their relative position is responsible for the static and dynamic alignment of the vehicle, camber being one of them, as well as the weight transfer forces and moments created during the operating of your vehicle...

their rigidity, reliability and weight are generally points of interest that are discussed by tuners, as is its appearance.


so no, they don't "just adjust camber"

Thanks, very useful information here

[7thgear]

Originally Posted by mike_frs

Due to adding camber right?

he meant moar Lowë

[cdrazic93]

They are used exactly how @7thgear described.

[Captain Snooze]

Originally Posted by 7thgear

he meant moar Lowë

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