Do you have to use tubular a-arms and disc brake spindles for a 69 camaro? I have been looking at there web site and can't get any info. off of it. Not even a price. Basically, I want to use the rack and pinion setup, but keep everything else the same, for now. I have drum brakes currently. I have done search but nothing really answered my question except that I think I can use this kit with the drum brakes but I am not certain of this. Any info. would be greatly appreciated.

 

I don't have an answer for you... but there website has the best resource for information on their kits... their PHONE NUMBER.

Not trying to rag on you, I just find it sort of funny that it seems that since the popularization of the internet, people have forgotten about the phone as a communication tool.

 

lol, I know what you mean. But, if you look at the time that I made this thread, I couldn't call them. And I usually get a quick answer in here, but I guess not. I figured someone with this product would have the answer. Thanks for the lecture though.


Just kidding.

 

(In Superhero narration!)...This, is a job for NINEBALL!!! ...When last we checked, NINEBALL was recounting this rack setup in HIS 69. "Nineball, come in please!"

 

I am using stock lower A-arms, so yes they work. The only difference between disk and drum spindles is that the drum ones have a bit thicker upper bolt hole boss. So, the billet steering arms should work on either type of spindle.

 

yea they work on either type of spindle. im using them on my drum brake spindle right now just have to do a lil more grinding.