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what kind of lower control arms would be ideal for drag use with slicks?

 
 
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Old 09-22-2002, 03:20 PM   #12
LX XLR8R
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yea it is factory five who has that deal but MAC has about the same deal and i have no complaints about mine...just make sure yuor axels tubes are firm into your pumpkin becaue on my last rear they werent and i still got axel hop until one day my drivers side tube ripped right out the mid section..neeedles to say i build another rear and welded the axel tubes to the pumpkin

BTW my vote would be for a box style(MAC) not tubular..tubes are better for sub frames but not for control arms IMO
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