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    control arms

    1967 buick skylark what is the opion on changing the control arms to the boxed type commonly avaible on e bay?

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    You probably mean the rear lower arms. Should just bolt in...


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    sorry i meant is it a modification that is worth doing

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    Are you pushing 500 horsepower and/or 500 lb.-ft. of torque? If not, you are likely wasting your money on beefier control arms. A good set of standard control arms with good bushings will work fine on a practical street driven car.

    Some guys like to weld some steel plates between the runners on stock arms to stiffen them up. Again, if you're building a road worthy cruiser with a stock or mildly hopped up engine, you'll be fine with the stock arms.

    That's my nineteen cents worth.

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    thanks this is what i am after from the guys that know soo i dont end up buying and putting inn stuff i dont need going to put a big block and auto

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