STEEDA LCA's ON SALE

I hope santa is good 2 me tom. b/c steeda is having a nice x-mas sale and giving free shipping...the Billet LCA's are on sale and if i get a little cash tom. i might pull the trigger

i've heard to stay away from the steeda LCAs from more than one person

Steeda is an ok LCA and UCA design. THey are one of the few that use the harder rubber gromet bushings. the best of the best is the Metco UCA's and LCA's.

Just stay away from BMR. they suck. From personal experience.

Will

nate what did they say about the steedas? i kno a guy who auto crosses his stang and loves the steeda...

i dont remember exactly. i'm lookin at these... http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=475906

5spd07gt wrote:i dont remember exactly. i'm lookin at these... http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=475906

Those are the same ones I got! It was cool getting to play with them during prep! You get to grease and install the bushings yourself!!!!! Talk about a kid at heart! Very easy install also! I put them on back in mid Sept and had the relocation brackets welded in for drag racing duty. They have been problem/noise free!

I've got Steeda LCA's and have not had any issues to date

Just make sure when buying anys LCA's to make sure they have the proper offset. If it is a straight design with a floating bushing, you will tear the rubber bushings within a month. the tubular style without offset has had tons of problems. What happens is that it doesnt have an offset, and binds the bushing inside of the rubber. On a hard launch all of the force is applied to one side of the bushing and it tears...

I had the first version of the BMR tubular LCA's and they split. The Hotparts design looks exactly like the BMR, original design. BMR has redone their design and you can see the offset in the pic below. A spherical bearing on the end of race LCA's eliminates the need for offset.