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01-31-2008 #1
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ATS AFX spindles
Has anyone purchased these AFX spindles, and what are the differences between them and any other kinds?
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01-31-2008 #2
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What is it going on?
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And what rock have you been hiding under for the past few years?
A search turned up 154 pages of threads for your review...enjoy.
https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/se...earchid=643370
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Could not find the thread you where thinking of Tobin.
But heres the short and sweet version:
There are two type. a tall version for improved geometry and a short version for a stock replacment. Both versions reduce the bumpsteer amount of a stock spindle.
A redesigned steering arm is required for use on a G and A body.
I know you where looking for a comparison...im still looking. heres a good read...
https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=16486MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε
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Hmm...link worked yesterday but not today. Sorry about that. It would be worth your while to post up more information about what vehicle you are working on like cheapthrillz suggested as it can make a difference. Marcus at SC&C is always a wealth of knowledge as well as a distributor and proponent for ATS spindles and SPC products. He's a one man compare and contrast when it comes to suspension.
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