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Wow, those sure do look like the Laughlin pieces. You may be right about that.

While I'm sure the price difference is substantial, Chassisworks has come out with a fabricated spindles with bolt on steering arms among other features. http://www.cachassisworks.com/
scroll down to the bottom and view the gStreet billet spindle system.

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Those sure are pretty, a lot of machine work in those for sure. Not sure I like those bolt on steering arms, they don't look tough enough? Also their "infinitely adjustable bump steer kit looks a little weak too? The arm should be thicker/more thread engagement IMO.
I prefer the Howe quick bump kit that's been around for years. Looks like a better built option to me . http://www.howeracing.com/p-7449-howe-quick-bump-tie-rod-ends.aspx
I have this on my cars current set up now. They work nice! Mine are 11/16" housings and I see Howe doesn't offer them anymore? Must not have been a big seller in the circle track crowd? Which is Howe's primary market.
This spindle looked like some thought was put into it?
http://www.griggsracing.com/product_info.php?cPath=15_1025_1441_4426&products_id=645