QA1 Tubular A Arms
#1
QA1 Tubular A Arms
Im replacing my rear CAs and shocks, and was gonna go the front struts too, and figured I might as well do the front A arms too. I was looking on Summit and they have the QA1s, and I saw the Granatelli's dont work without a tubular K member. Anyone have the QA1's or any inexpensive tubulars they recommend?
#3
I wanted to go coilover but dont have the funds atm. I came up on some new KYB AGX adjs for the front, and bought some for the back with the C/As. I figured while I was talking the front apart to replace the strut, might as well? Are the advantages that great? I know itd lose a little weight, but is it worth it?
Maybe just new balljoints? idk
Maybe just new balljoints? idk
#4
The tube c/a's aren't gonna net ya much if that's all you're doing. I would save up and do it all at once. Be aware though, going to coil overs is gonna be much harsher ride than what you have now.
#6
Well my car is a driver, not a strip car, so Im not going that direction if thats what you mean. I prefer the twisties more than straight, but I didnt know(couldnt see any reason) if tubulars would stiffen anything up more than the stockers. I got tubular rear C/As, because I read that those DO stiffen things up.
I guess the A Arms will wait til I get a K member as well. Thats all weight reduction anyway, right?
I guess the A Arms will wait til I get a K member as well. Thats all weight reduction anyway, right?
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