Really need help picking U/L Control arms!

[cdavego03]

I have ssm lowers with upr dbl adjustable uppers. It is too hardcore for me. I want a perfect mix of launching traction with some ability to handle. It is for a street car with c springs, adn 17' wheels and tires. I just want something better than stock. I do not want to spend a lot of money. I would prefer non adjustable control arms to keep it simple. I want it to ride nice but get traction.


thank you
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[Mavrick]

Sounds like MM standard lowers and stock replacement upper arms+bushings would suit you perfect.

 

[Grn92LX]

Keep the uppers you have! Why you'd change them is beyond me. I agree that a std MM or similar equivelent lower is what you want. Do NOT change those uppers, they're perfect for you.

 

[cdavego03]

I do understand why you say to keep the uppers, I hope to, but I am affraid that with they will be too rough of a ride, and I am not sure how to properly adjust them. pinion angle and all. I have heard nothing but great things from people about the MM control arms, but they are a little pricey. Are there any other companies that offer a control very similar. Gemoetry wise and quality wise.

Thank you.

David

 

[DW5.0L]

I have the MM lowers and FRPP uppers. A good set up in my opinion. The MM's are outstanding quality compared to the lower priced units.

 

[cdavego03]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/UPR-...ryZ33583QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

What about these?

 

[Brads Coupe]

I just purchased a set of these.

 

[cdavego03]

I have finally come to a conclusion that I will have to pick between the following lower control arms:

I can get both for 170 shipped

UPR solid non adjustable

Pro3i solid non adjustable

I am leaning towards the UPR just because I have upr dbl adjustable uppers that will be on the car too.

I think the Pro3i has better bushings though.


Which you do you think is better

 

[1991vert]

i have pro3i lowers with the spherical bushings