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04-08-2008, 09:40 AM
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Anyone ever make themselves a set of Tubular Control ARms
My cousin Works for Danohoe racing, now named Icon Racing, i showed him my car with the engine out and he looked at my front end suspension and asked me if i wanted to go to his shop on the weekends so that we can make some customs tubular control arms. of course i was like heck yea, but one of my biggest concearns is where am i going to get the geometry for fabricating them? is there a website or does anyone have info on how i can make the control arms for my 67 bird?
is it worth the try or is it too difficult to make? if we do go for the project i plan on using coil over springs, and he has a "connection" with eibach springs do they make a good set of coil overs?
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