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Alright suspension Guru's ,bought the Steeda adjustable UCA and just wondering if the stock bracket is good enough. I know a heavy duty one is better but i have friends that run slicks on the stock UCA and bracket and do fine. Car sees street duty probably more than 99% of the time and is going to the track for the first time next friday and honestly thats the only reason i bought the UCA to ensure the pinion angle is correct when i make some hard launches next week . Ive never had an issue with wheel hop or vibration issues even after i dropped it with the steeda sport springs. any thoughts ?
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The bracket is also for noise reduction, the aftermarket uca's come with a insert that makes them fit into the stock bracket . Ideally,you want to run the uca w/ the bracket that was designed for it.
As far as good enough, that depends on how you define good enough. Is it good enough to go to the track and do some racing, yes. Would it benefit you to replace it, yes. Our bracket eliminates the flex in the factory one and also allows for adjusting instant center, which can be used to plant the tires better among other things, but for what you describe you should be alright without upgrading the bracket.
But if you do want to upgrade ... you know where we are
Yeah I was just being a cheap ass I knew it was the right thing to do from the beginning its just hard to get excited about a UCA and bracket. Most Boring 300 spent so far
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12 GT , TSW nurburging 19", JBA Axel-Backs,Dynomax Race Bullets,MagnaFlow Tru-X O/R Xpipe,Boss 302 Intake,JLT Oil Seperator, 3:73's ,AirRaid,AED Performance Tune ,Steeda Tri-Ax / Bracket, Roush Billet LCA's, Steeda Sport springs, Steeda pro-action shock/strut with HD mounts,Steeda adjustable pan hard bar,Steeda LCA re-location brackets, Steeda Adjustable UCA and Bracket, Steeda Boss Strut Tower Brace, Boss Engine Cover Kit, JHR Clutch Line, Shaftmasters 1-piece DS