tubular kmember
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I have PA racing's mild steel a arms and k member. They have held up well over ~5 years ~20000 miles. Saved a lot of weight. My alignment doesn't seem to stay straight as long as it used to, but I'm not sure if that is why.
Makes engine work much easier. Headers swaps are way better.
-Justin
Makes engine work much easier. Headers swaps are way better.
-Justin
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PA chromoly K-member and A-arms with ~14000 miles with lots of pot hole action. I have blown a QA-1 shock hitting a pot hole, but the k-member and a-arms are still going strong.
Gary
Gary