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12-02-2007 #1
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Alston Front Suspension Question
I have a chris alston front clip that i plan to run in my 68 camaro. i was looking, and see they now offer new g-machine upper and lower A-arms. they also have the street machine upper and lower A-arms. wich was there first offering. the price on g-machine arms are alot more. does any one the advatage of these new arms and are they worth the extra money?
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12-03-2007 #2
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anyone know about these????
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12-03-2007 #3
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Did you try calling Alston?
Matt Jones
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Art Morrison Enterprises
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12-03-2007 #4
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The main advantage is the uppers which are double adj. By that I mean you can loosen 2 jam nuts and turn a central sleeve to set the alignment. To adjust the Street Machine arms you have to remove the mounting bolt,turn the bushing end of the arm then put the bolt back in. Short answer,if you`re planning to set the alignment once and forget about it the std. arms are probably fine. If you plan to run track days or auto X etc. with it spend for the G-Machine ones and it`ll save you a ton of time and fuss.
Mark SC&C
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12-06-2007 #5
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thank you very much for the info. i do not plan to do any track days, i am just going to drive the car on the road and to some shows. so from what you are saying i can just go with the street machine set up? thanks again.
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