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SPC Performance Chevrolet El Camino / Malibu G-Body Upper Adjustable Control Arm

SKU: SPC97140
Barcode: 082642971405

$1,196.27

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SPC Performance Chevrolet El Camino / Malibu G-Body Upper Adjustable Control Arm

$1,196.27

$1,196.27

Tech Specs

Brand
SPC Performance
SKU
SPC97140
Manufacturer part number
97140
Category
Suspension › Control Arms
Shipping weight
10.1 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

This unique, patented design provides the most adjustability and best clearance of any arm available for the many popular '78-'87 GM 'A/G' Body and S10 platform applications. Sold as a pair, these forged steel adjustable arms come with ball studs that are 1/2" taller than stock to improve camber curve. Dial in some caster combined with the ability to adjust camber, yields a truly 'modern' feeling suspension. The ball joints are greaseable and fully rebuildable. Additionally, OE length and 1/4" extended studs are also available to fine tune ride characteristics and maximize specific suspension geometry. Consider combining upper control arms with available lower control arms to complete the transformation of any Pro Touring, Track Ready, or daily driven street use American Muscle car. Sold as pairs. US Patent No. 9,751,370.

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