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A-arm question and torsion bar question

Posted By: rapom

A-arm question and torsion bar question - 02/16/09 04:17 PM

I have a 68 dodge charger that needs A-arms as the old ones seem to be to heavily rusted to reuse. Will all 66-70 A-arms off a B-body work. And where are some good places to buy a used set.

Also need a good place that sells high quality torsion bars at a bargin price.

Thanks in advance.
Posted By: 340duster340

Re: A-arm question and torsion bar question - 02/16/09 04:23 PM

if you are ok with aftermarket parts, www.firmfeel.com makes a great set of tubular upper control arms, loaded with busings, they are a better value than rebuilding the original pieces IMO
Posted By: rapom

Re: A-arm question and torsion bar question - 02/16/09 09:14 PM

$350 seems very expensive. Espo quoted me $50 for the upper ball joints and the a-arm bushings for both a-arms.
Posted By: skajm

Re: A-arm question and torsion bar question - 02/16/09 09:25 PM

the 350 is for the arms, ball joint and bushings.
Posted By: PASTLITE

Re: A-arm question and torsion bar question - 02/16/09 10:42 PM

Upper control arms you need can come from
62-64 Ply.,Dod., Except Valiant,Lancer.880.Dart
65-72 Belevedere,Coronet,Satellite
66-72 Charger
73-74 Barracuda,Challenger
Posted By: Lefty

Re: A-arm question and torsion bar question - 02/17/09 12:17 AM

I would give these guys a call -

www.wildcatmopars.com
Posted By: rapom

Re: A-arm question and torsion bar question - 02/17/09 12:24 AM

I know, $299 is the price for both a-arms without bushings and ball joints. that is still expensive, unless used a-arms are over $100. Then I might think about buying the tubular ones.
I will check out wildcat's prices.
Posted By: 340duster340

Re: A-arm question and torsion bar question - 02/17/09 12:33 AM

Quote:

I know, $299 is the price for both a-arms without bushings and ball joints. that is still expensive, unless used a-arms are over $100. Then I might think about buying the tubular ones.
I will check out wildcat's prices.




exactly you still need to find a set of used control arms, plus don't forget get once you get them your going to have to clean and paint them + install bushings

and after all that you still have 30 year old flimsy stock stamped steel control arms.
Posted By: ahy

Re: A-arm question and torsion bar question - 02/17/09 01:33 AM

I've got a set of upper control arms from a '70 Challenger. I'm not sure they would fit, if you're interested, PM me. Also, a set of OE torsion bars. Parts are from a California 318 car and in good shape.

If you're looking for new T bars, try Firm Feel or Mancini.
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