Front Tubular LCA for 3rd Gen.
03-10-2003, 10:50 AM
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www.bmrfabrication.com I've been reading alot about these guys. They alos have a great tech team. Check em' out.
03-10-2003, 10:59 AM
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Sorry man, I saw the 94 in the sig. I realize that this is in the 3rd gen section but I just thought you were posting this any ol' where. I don't know where to look for 3rd gen's. Maby try SLP or Hotchkis.
03-10-2003, 11:03 AM
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No problem.....Hotchkis or SLP doesn't have them lol...just seeing if there are any places I've forgot. There used to be a place called Chisholm that made them, but they have discontinued them.. They just make truck parts now. They are also the same as the same years Monte Carlo,Cutlass,Regal etc... and I thought someone would have made them for those cars since they are used in circle track alot, but havent had any luck.
03-10-2003, 12:03 PM
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Well there you go Jim. Just make them and you will have another part you will be able to sell. I am sure that there will be a few people that will want them. Also I am sure that you have tried Sphon but if not.
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03-10-2003, 12:11 PM
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I could do that and might, but was wondering if there is anythignbetter than the PA racing parts. They look weak!!!! I kinda have some lower ones for the 4th gen started, but I havent done much more on them because I got some from BMR. Didn't have time to get some made up but might later this year or something.
03-10-2003, 08:06 PM
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Originally posted by kandied91z
yep very weak.....also, they are tubular a-arms. not lca's. lca's are for the rear.
yep very weak.....also, they are tubular a-arms. not lca's. lca's are for the rear.
And for 3rd Gens, they ARE lower control arms...technically speaking, right?
4th Gens have upper and lower front control arms. For the 3rd Gens, it's the "lower" control arm that is in question.Eric
03-11-2003, 02:20 AM
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you can't go off the website with anything special like this.
as far as the sway bars, my chromoly kit was a direct bolt in and utilizes all the existing pieces.........however, i chose to go with coilovers so i don't have spring perches anymore. everything else is in the stock lines as well as the swaybars.
as far as the sway bars, my chromoly kit was a direct bolt in and utilizes all the existing pieces.........however, i chose to go with coilovers so i don't have spring perches anymore. everything else is in the stock lines as well as the swaybars.
03-11-2003, 08:16 AM
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Originally posted by kandied91z
you can't go off the website with anything special like this.
as far as the sway bars, my chromoly kit was a direct bolt in and utilizes all the existing pieces.........however, i chose to go with coilovers so i don't have spring perches anymore. everything else is in the stock lines as well as the swaybars.
you can't go off the website with anything special like this.
as far as the sway bars, my chromoly kit was a direct bolt in and utilizes all the existing pieces.........however, i chose to go with coilovers so i don't have spring perches anymore. everything else is in the stock lines as well as the swaybars.