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02-01-2020 #1
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Anyone have a pair of AME steering arms they don't need?
Greetings, I am looking for a pair of steering arms for the AME GT sport with C-6 spindles. Anyone got a set they don't need?
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03-04-2020 #2
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09-11-2020 #3
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Still looking...
09-11-2020 #4
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Or a pair of Detroit Speed ones? Perhaps...
09-21-2020 #5
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What is the application? A buddy of mine has alot of C5/C6 stuff laying around
Originally Posted by Snowcatter
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1968 Camaro RS - Flat Black
11-03-2020 #6
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The steering arms are a bolt on modified steering arm for C6 spindles. The original steering arms are machined off and these bolt on. AME, DSE and others make these for their suspension package. I couldn't use the spindles that come with my morrison front end so I need to source just the steering arms.
11-04-2020 #7
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Shaun - make sure you get the steering arms for the new style fabricated control arms. They are different from the previous version that was used on the C6 control arms. I would have sold you mine off of a C6 control arm frame if they would have worked.
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11-04-2020 #8
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I feel confident that the only difference between the two is a wider stance, as in they are bent outwardly which only requires longer tie rod ends. I would rather use the older style and retain off the shelf tie rod ends rather than having to use the AME specific parts. I have already built my own steering arms that work well with my off shelf steering rack and tie rod ends but if I can find a good deal on a pair of AME older style arms I will use them instead.
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