[kittyboy]

Does anyone have a stock V2 LCA laying around that will provide the center to edge measurements? ty
(see attached image)

 

[Sudderth]

I have an new aftermarket control arm from Rockauto and it measures 1.3 inch to the side from the center all the way in the three dimensions you have marked.

 

[Sudderth]

 

[kittyboy]

I ordered a set of Mevotech brand from Rockauto, other members have had good results with the Mevotech LCAs. Appreciate your feed-back, still hoping someone has a stock measurement to share.

 

[kittyboy]

Anyone? :/

 

[Sudderth]

Thats what I measured and provided a picture of.

 

[kittyboy]

Thats what I measured and provided a picture of.

OK, maybe mis-understood. So,1.3" is the final trim dimension center to edge you modified?

 

[kittyboy]

OK, maybe mis-understood. So,1.3" is the final trim dimension center to edge you modified?

 

[Sudderth]

that's What I measured on the aftermarket control arm from Rockauto

 

[kittyboy]

Thanks for the clarification. I ordered a pair, going to send them out for trimming, thick as hell! My grinding tools are not sufficient for removing that much material without causing too much heat, I don't want to chance changing the annealed hardness. Once I remove and replace the installed set I plan to keep them ready-to-go for the next time around. My rear end seems to be in good shape at the moment, most likely that will be my next bushing job.

 

[Sudderth]

Mine too and looking to get the aftermarket adjustable ones for the rear.

 

[kittyboy]

Mine too and looking to get the aftermarket adjustable ones for the rear.

Make sure to share what you decide to go with!

 

[Sudderth]

Will do

 

[BigDuderShooter]

I ordered a pair, going to send them out for trimming, thick as hell!

Just curious here, why do you want to trim them down? Are they interfering somewhere or are you looking to reduce unsprung weight?

 

[kittyboy]

Just need to make sure they are as close to stock so that I don't have an issue when it comes time to install them.