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Old 07-16-2011, 12:34 AM
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Default Re: Edelbrock Trailing Arms and Panhard Rod

How much were the Hotchkis arms? How about some pics when you get them on!
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Default Re: Edelbrock Trailing Arms and Panhard Rod

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How much were the Hotchkis arms? How about some pics when you get them on!
To be honest...I paid too much (about $400). If I'd of done just a bit more research on them I could have saved about $100 by going with Summit Racing.

The 1305s just arrived and they are clearly thicker then the 1302s...these should fit fine. I'm dropping the truck off tomorrow evening to get the trailing arms and Kryptonite tie rods installed. I'll post some pics Friday.
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Default Re: Edelbrock Trailing Arms and Panhard Rod

I just pulled that part number over on Summit, interesting for sure. The bushing on my stockers have been squeaking like crazy and sound terrible. I did get the squeak fixed temporarily right now but these would definitely be better since they can be greased!
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