JEGS
Tubular Upper Control Arms for 1964-1972 GM A-Body
555-64554
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GM A-Body
JEGS 555-64554 Tubular Upper Control Arms for 1964-1972 Buick Skylark, Chevrolet Chevelle, El Camino, Malibu, Monte Carlo, Oldsmobile 442, Cutlass, F85, Vista Cruiser, and Pontiac GTO, Lemans, Tempest are the perfect upgrade for your classic ride. These control arms are made from high-quality 1.125 in. O.D. x .125 in. wall DOM steel tubing CNC bent and welded to factory fitment specifications, and then they are powder coated in a black finish to give a clean look. Each control arm includes an improved steel shaft, ball joints, and polyoxymethylene bushings that isolate road noise and provide long life and an excellent ride.
Specifications:
Do these correct the oem negative camber issue?
Are the JEGS control arms made in the USA?
Will these add caster like qa1 when using the upper and lower control arms by jegs?
Do these control arms fix geometry issues with older cars?
The upper control arms shouldn't lower the vehicle any correct? I'd assume the lower arms would affect vehicle height.
Do these upper arms come with an offset cross shaft?
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