View Single Post
  #233  
Old 06-18-2011, 03:24 PM
The WidowMaker's Avatar
The WidowMaker The WidowMaker is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Huntington Beach, Ca
Posts: 773
Thanks: 0
Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts
Default

Quote:
Question, so we run the same UCA's and I see on your old frame and UCA you are contacting the frame at full drop, then I see the new updated frame pics and now you installed a drop out bump pad. Did you have problems in that area with the UCA contacting? I wrapped mine with a rag while we had it off and on the lift and I was really surprised it was that way, would have thought SPC would have not had it that way but I also might be over looking something as I don't recall the install sheet, been a while from when I first mounted them. I have bump pads here and I was going to do the same so I don't tear up the adjuster contacting, my car is so low I can't see it touching under normal driving more than when I put it up on the lift and the suspension hangs.
i only did it to keep it from hitting when on a jack or stands. i dont think spc ever designed these for our cars, rather adapted another design. most aftermarket arms kick up before coming back down to the bj. these, not so much..... i used to use a towel as well, but decided that when repainting i would just add the stop.

btw, yours is killer. i wish i was driving mine........
__________________
"The WidowMaker"
70 Chevelle Pro Touring - Garage Built, Backyard Painted
Custom 4 Link & Watts, Rushforth Wheels, Ats Spindles, McLeod RXT Twin Clutch, T56 Magnum, C6Z Calipers & Ring Bros Hinges
Special Thanks To: Rushforth Wheels ; Kore3 ; SC&C
Build Thread : https://lateral-g.net/forums/show...ght=widowmaker
Reply With Quote