['71SB409]

I was reading in a Chevy High Performance Magazine today about a guy with a 65 malibu and he had TRZ tubular control arms. I cant find them any where, any one know where to look??? Thanks guys!! Are these any good??? Thanks again

 

[furball8994]

Paul. I was told that tubular arms are stronger and have less flex then boxed. I run these and love them. click

 

[Derek69SS]

www.trzmotorsports.com is what you're looking for.

Their stuff looks great for a drag-car, but not so good for a street car. What's your intended use?

 

['71SB409]

Scott, i was talking about front control arms, but thanks!!

Derek, thanks, i wasnt sure if they were strictly for drag use or what!! I do a lot of street driving and some track time and i wanted some lighter weight better handling front tubular control arms!! Any other ideas if not these that are cheaper?? Thanks guys!!!

 

[furball8994]

Yea Paul. I figured that out after derek posted. :clonk:
Global west has some nice control arms. click

 

['71SB409]

Yea i was looking at G.W. but their stuff is pretty expensive (and money is something i dont really have a lot of)!! But thanks for the help guys!!! Iwas lookin at savitske classic and custom ones they seem pretty reasonable but i dunno yet it will be a while before i get the money together!! Thanks again guys!!

 

[Kim57]

Check these out. They have great customer service also.
http://www.scandc.com/
Kim

 

[70SS540]

I just got done installing TRZ upper and lower control arms on my 70 SS Chevelle. Real nice stuff and excellent customer service. My car is mostly street driven and they said they would be fine. I knocked about 30-35 lbs off the front end. Cost was about $900 complete with ball joints and delrin bushings installed. They dropped the front end about and inch. Havent had it on the road yet. Still wintery here in Michigan.
That Malibu in CHP sure is baddass!!

 

[Derek69SS]

The front end parts look very good, but their lower A-arms do not have any place to bolt a swaybar, which is pretty nice to have on a street car.

 

[70SS540]

If you request a mount for a swaybar when ordering, I believe they will put one in for you.

 

[Ando]

I was looking at the TRZ Billet Aluminum Steering Arms and they claim to help bump steer. Can they be used with all other original components? or do you have to convert to Rack and Pinion? Sure is an expensive upgrade.

Billet Aluminum Steering Arms

 

[turbodarryl]

Hey Guy's , the ones at BMR look real nice www.bmrfabrication.com/

 

[Ando]

Is it me or these really cheap? Price wise, i dont think i seen any suspension components that cheap?

anyone have any of these components?

 

[JPS]

I just looked at the BMR website; their products LOOK well marketed. They apparently have a large inventory of applications to fit a bunch of GM and 2 generations of Mustangs. They seem to know their market and hopefully they know their applications well. I'd be interested in knowing of anyones experience with these front U & L control arm packages- especially in a standard OE apllication; ie: non-dropped spindle.

The prices seem almost too good to be true- that's what worries me.