Control Arms
Anyone have these or know if they are any good? Price seems pretty good, but I guess you get what you pay for sometimes.
http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...lar-Rear-Black
http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/...lar-Rear-Black
those are ok i'f your just wanting something that just a little better than stock, but they aren't adjustable so you can't adjust them to get the best traction.
I would suggest these http://www.summitracing.com/parts/UP...17-R/?rtype=10
they are more expensive but the end fittings aren't cheap.
I would suggest these http://www.summitracing.com/parts/UP...17-R/?rtype=10
they are more expensive but the end fittings aren't cheap.
dont waste your time.
http://www.teamzmotorsports.net/product_p/st-uca1.htm
lay the rubber to the road.
http://www.teamzmotorsports.net/product_p/st-uca1.htm
lay the rubber to the road.
http://www.uprproducts.com/
UPR has adjustable lower control arms for only 180 bucks, I currently have them on my car. You have to adjust them off the car, but still nice to have once you figure out your drive-train angle. They are pretty decent quality too, I took my quad shocks off after I installed them and have pretty much zero binding.
UPR has adjustable lower control arms for only 180 bucks, I currently have them on my car. You have to adjust them off the car, but still nice to have once you figure out your drive-train angle. They are pretty decent quality too, I took my quad shocks off after I installed them and have pretty much zero binding.
BTW, I don't plan on going to the track or race so I'm not sure if spending $400 is such a good idea. I am getting 3:73's installed in a couple weeks and have read where I should probably get better control arms.
have fun with your stock, less then ideal, rear suspension geometry.
learn what it takes to make a car hook and that 400 dollars becomes worth every penny
plus they are made in america by a man with a plethora of experience first hand in the racing world.
learn what it takes to make a car hook and that 400 dollars becomes worth every penny

plus they are made in america by a man with a plethora of experience first hand in the racing world.
Last edited by FivePointOhh; Apr 15, 2010 at 04:39 PM.
I put some on my stang. They are rather crudely made, no doubt in china. A lot of places are selling these same ones. I got mine from BlueOval Industries for $144.95 I actually wound up with two sets, as I also ordered a set from American Muscle by mistake. I opened both sets up, and picked the best pieces out of the two sets. Still had to do a bit of touch up welding on one lower arm. The "ring" that the spring sits over, has only three very small points (globs) of weld. The bushings are fine, and overall, they are better than stock. You will notice a difference. And, "YES" you get what you pay for. I'm not racing my car. Just take it out once in awhile, and get the old blood flowing, then back home and under cover, hopefully before the local gestapo catches up with me!
http://www.americanmuscle.com/rear-c...-kit-7998.html
http://www.blueovalindustries.com/products.php?pid=615
http://www.americanmuscle.com/rear-c...-kit-7998.html
http://www.blueovalindustries.com/products.php?pid=615
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