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Location: SHERWOOD PARK, AB
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Aftermarket Trailing Arms
What is everyone using for after market trailing arms? I'm in need of a set, and would like to upgrade to something better. Looking at tubular arms of some sort.
I like the look of the CPP tubular arms (I know the CPP customer service reputation), but are the actual parts any good? Should I look at something else? |
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Join Date: Sep 2015
Location: SE Idaho
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Re: Aftermarket Trailing Arms
I bought a set from early classic enterprises. They're one solid piece and went in without any problems. https://www.earlyclassic.com/node/1356
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Re: Aftermarket Trailing Arms
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Location: stratford ontario canada
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Re: Aftermarket Trailing Arms
could always get some made up they aren't that complicated i have been toying with that idea the last couple days, i found a thread on here a guy used 2x3 square tubing looked good at a fraction of the price.
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