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Those of you that have installed tubular A-Arms and drop coils, where did you get them and how do you like them? I'm considering them on my 1974 GMC 454 2wd.
I have belltech 2"drop spindles but I need to replace fatigued coils so while I'm in there...ya know
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I have some on my previous truck that is my current truck being built up on the 73-87truck section here. They are Suspension Techniques and I have had them forever (12+ years). I like them.
DJM makes some like them now as Suspension Techniques no longer makes them for trucks. Chris Lucas
www.73-87chevytrucks.com
www.captkaoscustoms.com
Project Su
Jimmy 2WD Project
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Well I've determined these A-arms are a waste of money so I'm just gonna reuse the stock ones and modify them slightly. I'm just going to replace the springs.
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sorry to here you think there a waste of money, yeah there pricey , I bought mine bout 6yrs ago from chassis tech,one of the best investments I've put on my truck, after I totaled the factory ones on I-270 at 70 mph ,hit a raised bridge approuch running to low , drove the a-arm back almost in to the fender, that sucked, & man they look soooo good ..roll low ..drag hard
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I have stock bottom A arms and Chisolm Suspension upper tubular arms. I don't think Chislom is around anymore though.
Toys are my game
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Chisholm is still around, but they don't advertise on the web anymore.
Chris Lucas
www.73-87chevytrucks.com
www.captkaoscustoms.com
Project Su
Jimmy 2WD Project
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oh ok....I ordered my A arms almost 10 years ago....I haven't bought a truck magazine in a while.
Toys are my game