Newer A arms on our trucks?

[spinem]

whos done it? like the 99' type.... you know, the tubular look'n ones, not the stamp-a-arm's

Im lookn for some one whos done it from parts at their local junk yard........ any one can pick up a phone...

[dropd80s]

I dont know about that never heard of anyone doing this. Tubular arms are available from the after market for 73-87s.
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[qu1cks1lver56]

those look nice, wonder what they cost?

[bigdnew]

i like those. x2 on the cost.

[dv8customs]

Those are from Suicide Doors. They are $1,000 for the set or Uppers are $450 and Lowers are $550.

[dan76]

These guys should offer a group buy discount.

[bigdnew]

Originally Posted by dan76

These guys should offer a group buy discount.

could not have said it better.

[qu1cks1lver56]

wow thats expensive

[spinem]

Originally Posted by qu1cks1lver56

wow thats expensive

'x2

[N2TRUX]

There are several compainies that make them, but none of them are what you might consider as "cheap". Those shown by SD are very well built at a competitive price. They are also offered by some of our other forum vendors such as Ride Tech, Porterbuilt, and CPP.

Why do you want tubular A-Arms? Are you lowering, bagging, or ? There really isn't a big advantage with them unless your going lower.

BTW- The 99+ suspension is totally different.

[softballnrd27]

I plan to lower my truck the right way and beat the snot out of it on the strip, would something like these be a good investment or should I just beef up the stock a-arms?

[smashingchuck]

They are pretty tough. I don't think you'll have any problems with them breaking, and would have to say they are probably equal if not stronger than the stock stamped ones.

[spinem]

the reason i ask is trucks on spike???... used gm arms on a ford kit in a......barricudaa???
I was just curipous if theres something like that for our trucks.... guess not :/

[qu1cks1lver56]

i just want them for the cool factor lol.

[Tony_SS]

Tubular A-arms are cool and all, and they are stronger than the factory stamped, but what we really need are these:



Adjustable arms. I am lowered 3" up front and have a stack of shims to get the desired alignment because of that. With those arms you can dial in your alignment without running any shims. I run them on my Monte and they are nice. Sadly, the dont offer up those arms for 73-87's yet. If you'd like them to, contact Marcus at SC&C
http://www.scandc.com/contact.htm

[spinem]

price?

[qu1cks1lver56]

wow those are sick.