Strut Rods

If you go crazy I suppose you would but the stock lca bushing is rubber and is bonded in so the suspension motion is all deflection of the rubber in between the shells.

If I was going to go with a non stock strut rod I think I would get the ones that bolt hard to the k-member and use a heim joint to allow supension motion. That would provide much more postive location of the lca. If you are needing more caster a better choice would be the Moog offset upper control arm bushings.
Thanks for the lesson.
I'm not really looking for more caster angle right now, just trying to get all my front suspension pieces in house before I install it all to the car and check it out. Since I only need one strut rod, I may just post a wanted ad and see what turns up.
Once the front suspension is back on the car I'll look into the offset upper control arm bushings.

Do you have any comment on the longer than stock upper ball joints that are available??

Thanks for the help!

George