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06-29-2015 #1
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southside machine rear control arms????
Has any one used or heard about them? I seen them on eBay and the price fits my budget, but I never used them before.
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06-30-2015 #2
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If this is the same company I think they've been around since the 60's.
06-30-2015 #3
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I had a pair on my 70 Monte Carlo then my 71. Worked awesome the got bought out by Jegs I believe.
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If they are the ones I'm thinking about, you should be concerned about one thing. The stock arms are flimsy for a reason, they need to twist some in order to articulate the suspension. If you put a fairly rigid upper and\or lower control arm on a triangulated 4 link with stiff poly bushings, you will probably run into a suspension bind problem with the car.
It'll work okay for straight line stuff, but if you want to turn corners and handle, there are much better options out there than this.Lance
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07-01-2015 #5
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thanks,iam still study and lucking for what is the best set up for my monte
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