phunky.buddha Mad scientist Moderator VIP Apr 27, 2004 #21 He'll be fine. The mount point for the shock is still lower than the LCA mount point.
jamesA Thank you for your business. VIP Apr 27, 2004 #22 Originally posted by Calesta@Apr 27 2004, 12:21 AM He'll be fine. The mount point for the shock is still lower than the LCA mount point. Click to expand... sorry, i'm tryin to correlate what you said to the picture, what is the LCA mount point?
Originally posted by Calesta@Apr 27 2004, 12:21 AM He'll be fine. The mount point for the shock is still lower than the LCA mount point. Click to expand... sorry, i'm tryin to correlate what you said to the picture, what is the LCA mount point?
E_SolSi Member of the 20 nut club Moderator VIP Apr 27, 2004 #23 Originally posted by revolution8k+Apr 27 2004, 01:39 AM--> revolution8k @ Apr 27 2004 said: Calesta Click to expand... revolution8k @ Apr 27 2004 said: @Apr 27 2004, 12:21 AM He'll be fine. The mount point for the shock is still lower than the LCA mount point. Click to expand... sorry, i'm tryin to correlate what you said to the picture, what is the LCA mount point? Click to expand... the big ass bolt all the way to the right
Originally posted by revolution8k+Apr 27 2004, 01:39 AM--> revolution8k @ Apr 27 2004 said: Calesta Click to expand... revolution8k @ Apr 27 2004 said: @Apr 27 2004, 12:21 AM He'll be fine. The mount point for the shock is still lower than the LCA mount point. Click to expand... sorry, i'm tryin to correlate what you said to the picture, what is the LCA mount point? Click to expand... the big ass bolt all the way to the right
jamesA Thank you for your business. VIP Apr 27, 2004 #24 oh...but what does LCA mean? I was never a suspension guru.
xj0hnx I wanna be sedated VIP Apr 27, 2004 #25 Lower Control Arm. it is the piece that goes from the subframe, to the trailing arm, and hte shock mounts to it.
Lower Control Arm. it is the piece that goes from the subframe, to the trailing arm, and hte shock mounts to it.
