Trailing arms
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Well, was having my cutout welded in for me the other day (awesome mod by the way <img border="0" title="" alt="[Big Grin]" src="gr_grin.gif" /> ) and while they were poking around near the rear of the car they noticed my right trailing arm is bent quite a bit. Since I was planning on doing some other suspension mods (springs, shocks, stb, subframes already on, panhard, lcas and brackets) would it be worthwhile to replace both arms with aftermarket ones? How would this effect handling and launching characteristics, and where can I find a brand that puts out a good product? Would I be better off just putting in a factory gm arm instead?
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don't ever waste the money replacing over priced stock pieces. I went with hotchkis, and it did make a difference worth the money. I see alot of guys in here using bmr, I haven't used them myself, but alot of people in here have and like them. anyhow my 2 cents, on hotchkis.
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Thanks, I figured as much but wanted to make sure. Looks like I already had new trailing arms in the budget anyway so this isn't such a bad thing, LOL.