Does Moog or anyone make stockish front lower control arms?
I thought they did but can't find them anymore.
I thought they did but can't find them anymore.
Front Lower Control Arms?
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I thought I remembered someone reproducing them, either Dorman or Moog. But, neither does, at least not anymore.
I'm guessing it might have something to do with the uppers being the same as S-10's and Astro's, therefore there's a wider market for them?
I don't understand why the lowers aren't available otherwise. I would assume someone makes tubular/adjustable goofy ones, never really looked because I'm not in the market for those.
I'm guessing it might have something to do with the uppers being the same as S-10's and Astro's, therefore there's a wider market for them?
I don't understand why the lowers aren't available otherwise. I would assume someone makes tubular/adjustable goofy ones, never really looked because I'm not in the market for those.
Don't forget the other one.
https://allstarperformance.com/lower-control-arm-lh-g-body-1978-88-all57805/
https://allstarperformance.com/lower-control-arm-lh-g-body-1978-88-all57805/
Allstar makes alot of parts for G bodies cause Metrics, aka G body, are raced at lots of circle tracks and most of the rules for those cars is you have to run stock control arms on the lower front, tubular on top.
So, what tubular uppers are popular?
On the Malibu I have UMI lowers and Spohn Uppers
UMI didn't make the uppers at the time
The question was more directed at pontiacgp in regards to roundy-round use. I'm thinking that whatever those guys are using should be cheaper due to more frequent replacement from crashes but heavy enough to withstand a racing environment. I know there are the UB Machine and Speedway arms at the cheaper end of the spectrum, but reviews are mixed.
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