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Old 04-02-2006, 06:47 PM
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tires or torque arm

If im having traction problems, is it worth it to spend money on getting a pair of nittos or is it just as good to get lets say a torque arm and LCA?
because ive heard that nittos dont last at all
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Re: tires or torque arm

Nitto's last better than any other drag radial.
Those are what I am running on the rear of mine.

If you are looking for traction, tires start it. If you can't hook on your current street tires, I doubt you will really hook much better on the same tires with a torque arm.
Get both.
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Re: tires or torque arm

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Nitto's last better than any other drag radial.
Those are what I am running on the rear of mine.

If you are looking for traction, tires start it. If you can't hook on your current street tires, I doubt you will really hook much better on the same tires with a torque arm.
Get both.
I know summit sold Lakewood LCAs for around 90.00 a few years back because that was my first suspension mod. But seriously, tires are probably the best right now but I would suggest suspension as soon as you can. It not only helps traction but braking and cornering.
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Re: tires or torque arm

I got my UMI LCA's for $90 shipped. Great pieces as well.
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