Introducting Battle Version RUCA!
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Wanted to add some info on the parts. Pretty excited to have the full rear line up that allows you to fit some aggressive wheel fitments. From tucked in tight to poking those deep dishes out!
For the ruca's, they use 2 piece teflon injected rod ends on high limit spacers with 1.5" of adjustment. That adjustment range is enough to take you back to factory specs even with the car lowered down, or it can also get you to those high neg camber numbers some of you are looking for.
The inner mounts on the ruca's are a rubber bushing made from 80% poly and 20% rubber. Reason for this is if you go with a 100% poly, the bushings tend to crack after long use. We have used the same type of bushing on other products in the bver line up for many years with great success.
Like others have stated in this thread, if you are going to be adjusting the camber more than a certain amount, the ruca's do work best with some toe links to get your alignment back on track.
For those of you looking to fit some aggressive wheels, we do suggest using the lca's and traction links as well. The LCA's and traction links come with the highest quality 3 piece teflon injected rod ends with 1.5" of adjustment.
Some test fit pics:
This is with 19x11 -16 tucked in.
Same wheels but with a 30mm spacer added to get that poked out look.
For the ruca's, they use 2 piece teflon injected rod ends on high limit spacers with 1.5" of adjustment. That adjustment range is enough to take you back to factory specs even with the car lowered down, or it can also get you to those high neg camber numbers some of you are looking for.
The inner mounts on the ruca's are a rubber bushing made from 80% poly and 20% rubber. Reason for this is if you go with a 100% poly, the bushings tend to crack after long use. We have used the same type of bushing on other products in the bver line up for many years with great success.
Like others have stated in this thread, if you are going to be adjusting the camber more than a certain amount, the ruca's do work best with some toe links to get your alignment back on track.
For those of you looking to fit some aggressive wheels, we do suggest using the lca's and traction links as well. The LCA's and traction links come with the highest quality 3 piece teflon injected rod ends with 1.5" of adjustment.
Some test fit pics:
This is with 19x11 -16 tucked in.
Same wheels but with a 30mm spacer added to get that poked out look.
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Wanted to add some info on the parts. Pretty excited to have the full rear line up that allows you to fit some aggressive wheel fitments. From tucked in tight to poking those deep dishes out!
For the ruca's, they use 2 piece teflon injected rod ends on high limit spacers with 1.5" of adjustment. That adjustment range is enough to take you back to factory specs even with the car lowered down, or it can also get you to those high neg camber numbers some of you are looking for.
The inner mounts on the ruca's are a rubber bushing made from 80% poly and 20% rubber. Reason for this is if you go with a 100% poly, the bushings tend to crack after long use. We have used the same type of bushing on other products in the bver line up for many years with great success.
Like others have stated in this thread, if you are going to be adjusting the camber more than a certain amount, the ruca's do work best with some toe links to get your alignment back on track.
For those of you looking to fit some aggressive wheels, we do suggest using the lca's and traction links as well. The LCA's and traction links come with the highest quality 3 piece teflon injected rod ends with 1.5" of adjustment.
Some test fit pics:
This is with 19x11 -16 tucked in.
Same wheels but with a 30mm spacer added to get that poked out look.
For the ruca's, they use 2 piece teflon injected rod ends on high limit spacers with 1.5" of adjustment. That adjustment range is enough to take you back to factory specs even with the car lowered down, or it can also get you to those high neg camber numbers some of you are looking for.
The inner mounts on the ruca's are a rubber bushing made from 80% poly and 20% rubber. Reason for this is if you go with a 100% poly, the bushings tend to crack after long use. We have used the same type of bushing on other products in the bver line up for many years with great success.
Like others have stated in this thread, if you are going to be adjusting the camber more than a certain amount, the ruca's do work best with some toe links to get your alignment back on track.
For those of you looking to fit some aggressive wheels, we do suggest using the lca's and traction links as well. The LCA's and traction links come with the highest quality 3 piece teflon injected rod ends with 1.5" of adjustment.
Some test fit pics:
This is with 19x11 -16 tucked in.
Same wheels but with a 30mm spacer added to get that poked out look.
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Joined: Jan 2012
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From: Missouri
Why now 
i was looking for one when i bought my wheels because i didn't want to pull my rear quarter panels and mess them up but i end up doing it anyway because i couldn't see myself paying over $800 for a silly uca.
i was looking for one when i bought my wheels because i didn't want to pull my rear quarter panels and mess them up but i end up doing it anyway because i couldn't see myself paying over $800 for a silly uca.
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