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ahuska Feb 19th, 01, 1:59 AM The passanger side A arm just broke on my 67 chevelle. Where can I find a high quality replacement part? I am looking to replace both driver and passanger side arms and I have just swiched to disk brakes. Could that of been the reason that the A arm broke? Cardiac Feb 19th, 01, 3:14 AM Global West primaraly sell's performance stuff but they can get stock stuff for you. Doug found a couple of lowers for my '67 Elcamino. He powder coated & installed the Del-A-Lum bushings for around $120 Carl Brune Feb 19th, 01, 5:25 AM Good used A-arms should also be readily from junk yards. Where did the arm break? What type of disk brakes did you use? I believe some of the "tall spindle" types require the use of special ball joints which have the diameter that presses into the A-arm turned down a little bit. RickS Feb 19th, 01, 6:37 AM I got one from Sundells and one from Krebs Classics (http://www.krebsclassic.com). The one from Krebs was much cheaper. ------------------ Rick Sutter Member #383 '67 Chevelle Super Sport 67SS.com (http://67SS.com) Jimmy P Feb 19th, 01, 7:48 AM I just saw an ad for Brand new A-arms for Chevelles in Chevy High Performance Magazine. The first ones to repop them. ------------------ Triple Black 69 SS 396 Randy Mosier Feb 19th, 01, 9:14 AM Jimmy, are they tubular? That would be the way to go. Jimmy P Feb 19th, 01, 9:42 AM No they're not tubular. Stock. But, if you want to spiffy, Speedway sells a totally adjustable spherical rod end upper contol arm for a decent price. ------------------ Triple Black 69 SS 396 JeffK Feb 19th, 01, 2:03 PM Another option would be tubular lowers. I purchased these from FatMan Fabrications (http://www.fatmanfab.com). The lowers are the same geometry as stock. The Uppers in this pic are from Global-West. http://www.72chevelle.com/jeffk/arms.jpg ------------------ JeffK ACES #01510 Team Chevelle Gold #72 496/Richmond 6-Speed JeffK@chevelles.com Jeff's Chevelle Page (http://www.72chevelle.com) Rich-L79 Feb 21st, 01, 11:46 AM I have two complete sets of stock 1965 Chevelle control arms. I'm pretty sure they are the same. If you can make use of them I'd sell you what you need cheap. Then you can put in whatever bushings and joints you want. ------------------ NCOA member #220 ACES member #1670 Team Chevelle #998 Rich's 1965 Malibu SS Restoration Project Progress Page (http://www.geocities.com/motorcity/flats/8627/) 1:18 scale diecast car Detailing by Scooter (http://www.amhost.com/scooter/) | ||