Speedway Motors Tubular A Arms
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Speedway Motors Tubular A Arms
I tried doing a search, but found nothing.
Speedway Motors has a tubular A Arm option for our cars.
Has any one used these A arms?
They come with Delrin bushings and cost only 40 dollars more then it would be to buy the Del-A-Lum bushing kit from Global West.
Hell they cost 400 less then UMI's Tubular A Arms. Surely someone has tried these or could chime in with info?
Are they any good?
Speedway Motors has a tubular A Arm option for our cars.
Has any one used these A arms?
They come with Delrin bushings and cost only 40 dollars more then it would be to buy the Del-A-Lum bushing kit from Global West.
Hell they cost 400 less then UMI's Tubular A Arms. Surely someone has tried these or could chime in with info?
Are they any good?
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Re: Speedway Motors Tubular A Arms
They have been removed from the website for the time being due to defective welds. I was told this morning they will be revising them before putting them back on the site.
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Re: Speedway Motors Tubular A Arms
I actually purchased them the same day I made this post.
They arrived and looked great, but a few days later I was contacted by the company. They had found possible defects in manufacturing that concerned them.
So they were issuing an immediate recall. Options given were to get a full refund, or wait until QC-Inspected parts arrived.
They arrived and looked great, but a few days later I was contacted by the company. They had found possible defects in manufacturing that concerned them.
So they were issuing an immediate recall. Options given were to get a full refund, or wait until QC-Inspected parts arrived.
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Re: Speedway Motors Tubular A Arms
They removed them from their website for now, but the ebay listing for them is still up.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/385349397706
https://www.ebay.com/itm/385349397706
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Re: Speedway Motors Tubular A Arms
Garage Sale - Speedway 1964-72 GM A-Body Chevelle Tubular Control Arm, Lower Left (speedwaymotors.com)
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Re: Speedway Motors Tubular A Arms
I wonder if its' because these are also used on the G-body platform?
Their might be an issue on G-bodys that caused them to have to put the grease fitting there?
No clue either way. When I get them back and get around to putting them on mine I'll let you all know how it goes.
But considering mines getting a full teardown/rebuild with an ls swap, it's going to be a long time till I can actually give any meaningful review beyond looks and initial fitment.
Their might be an issue on G-bodys that caused them to have to put the grease fitting there?
No clue either way. When I get them back and get around to putting them on mine I'll let you all know how it goes.
But considering mines getting a full teardown/rebuild with an ls swap, it's going to be a long time till I can actually give any meaningful review beyond looks and initial fitment.
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Re: Speedway Motors Tubular A Arms
Replacement arms came in.
They look good. It'll be awhile before I get then installed though.
They look good. It'll be awhile before I get then installed though.
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I came across these on Speedway's website yesterday. Did you ever get them installed? How are they working for you?
Not that I would trust these near as much as a nice set of UMIs, but as a replacement for a bent or rusted stamped control arm? I'd take that deal.
Not that I would trust these near as much as a nice set of UMIs, but as a replacement for a bent or rusted stamped control arm? I'd take that deal.
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Re: Speedway Motors Tubular A Arms
Still pending, as usual life gets in the way.
Hopefully before end of this year I'll have it and everything else in the car.
I can say they mount right up to UMI's Tubular K Member here's a few pics.
Hopefully before end of this year I'll have it and everything else in the car.
I can say they mount right up to UMI's Tubular K Member here's a few pics.
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I wish i knew about these first, I was looking for replacement control arm, yet there was nothing available, but these look great for the money!
I ended up going with UMI K -member and control arms....1400 bucks later...........
looks like you went with LS1 brakes from big brake upgrades?
I ended up going with UMI K -member and control arms....1400 bucks later...........
looks like you went with LS1 brakes from big brake upgrades?
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Correct, I actually got them from a member here who bought them but never installed.
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Never mind, Speedway still hasn't shipped, and has no idea when they'll be available. Not going to wait indefinitely to put the car back together. Now... Which A Arms to get instead? Leaning BMR...
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I am also the last guy that needs super high end performace... I'm rocking an 85k mile 2.8 V6, in a base base base model '89. Eventually I have big plans for the car, but for now, even the Speedways were probably overkill.
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