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Old 12-23-2020, 05:47 PM   #10
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Re: Trailing arm option

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Well..... It doesn't have to. There have been multiple options out there w/poly bushings. But those options built using square/round tubing w/poly bushings will definitely bind before the stock stuff would.
I think of it as going from Radials to Bias-Ply tires (backwards in functionality).

The combo of the original I-beam construction, length, orientation, & the front rubber bushings made them compliant enough to survive. Start changing some of those dynamics & it will possibly impact the effectiveness on the others.

If you're choosing aftermarket tubular constructed Truck-Arms, they need to have a spherical joint to work better than what came form GM.
Thanks for the CORRECT explanation.
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