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02-21-2009 #1
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67 A-Body Upper Rear Control Arm Question
Kind of a new question but I was getting ready to buy my rear suspension for my car and had a quick question. They make the rear upper control arms in standard and adjustable. Which would be the better choice?
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02-21-2009 #2
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Adjustable is better so you can adjust the pinion angle, a good thing to be able to do when you're running a lowered car like most of us here do.
I just bought a set of Currie Currectrac upper arms (lowers too), not only for the patented Johnny Joints but for the ability to adjust the pinion angle.Bart F.
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02-21-2009 #3
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hmm, alright thanks. Now im new to suspension, any good alignment shop will beable to adjust everything to the right specs? As long as they know what the parts are and what they are dealing with?
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Probably would want to look for an alignment shop who can deal with non-factory suspension mods.
I'd say a more performance-oriented shop would be the one to look for.
Perhaps someone here on the forums who lives in your area might know of one they could recommend.
02-22-2009 #5
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ya i can ask around, art morrison is local so i will ask those guys who they recommend.
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