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01-05-2005 #1
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Best place to buy tubular A-Arms??
How's it goin? First post here. Looking to get some tubular a arms for my 67 Camaro, black powdercoated is fine. I already have Hotchkiss springs and sways, and a half of the C5 brake kit.
Also, if I buy the PST front end kit, can i use those ball joint on the tubular arms. Let me know. Thanks.
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01-06-2005 #2
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First off, welcome to the site. I hope you like it here. Now, to your question. Take a look at the DSE or the Global West tubular control arms. The DSE arms come assembled, and the GW come with the option of being fully assembled. By that I mean that there are different options with them, being poly bushings and their Del-A-Lum's. I believe they can come bare, and that stock components can be installed. That means that the PST parts should work on them. Check out www.globalwest.net for more info on them.
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01-06-2005 #3
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I second zbugger with DSE or GW.
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01-06-2005 #5
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I second SCand C, fully adjustable, and Mark really knows what hes talking about. Good people.
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01-06-2005 #6
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I'm happy with my Speedtech arms: http://www.speedtech-performance.com/main.htm
Price was reasonable, and they are local to me.1969 CAMARO RS
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01-06-2005 #7
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Wicked I didnt know there was someone in BC making cool car stuff!
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Too bad they have nothing for my junk....
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01-10-2005 #8
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Thanks for the help fellas! I will probably go with the Globals.
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01-10-2005 #9
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Good call redbull.
Brian
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01-10-2005 #10
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my speed tech arms work great have uppers and lowers and didnt over pay for them eaither ..just my opinion
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01-10-2005 #11
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my speed tech arms did come fully assembled with deri lum bushings and was a direct bolt on and only took a 1/8 shim all around.
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01-10-2005 #12
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Copo, Originally Posted by copo69
Hey how u doin im in Yuba City bout 1/2 hour from Sac...anyways if u dont mind me askin what did both uppers and lowers run you? I wanna get a set but wanna get the best deal out there...J.T.
01-12-2005 #13
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anyone used heidts arms. i recently saw an ad for tubular uppers for 67-69 camaro for $350. i assume they are using stock ball joints and no offsets.
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