QA1 5236 Adjustable Lower Trailing Arms for 1964-1977 GM A-Body Cars
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QA1 5236 Features:
Avoid common rubbing and fitment issues when running larger wheels on your Big Wheel GM A-body vehicle. QA1 lower adjustable trailing arms provide the solution for perfect wheel and tire fitment and install easily without major modifications. CENTER YOUR REAR WHEELS QA1 adjustable trailing arms offer the solution to common wheel fitment challenges with your A-body Chevelle, Malibu, GTO or Cutlass. By positioning your rear axle within the wheel well, you can more easily accommodate larger rims without sacrificing performance or style. With up to an inch of adjustability, these arms provide the flexibility to dial in your wheel's position, eliminating common rubbing issues
EASY BOLT-IN INSTALLATION QA1's commitment to thoughtful product design is evident in every fully bolt-in kit we produce, guaranteeing a hassle-free installation process. Parts come powder-coated and ready to install with all necessary hardware. Easily bolt them up in your garage or work with your local shop
FITMENT NOTES Not compatible with factory rear sway bar. QA1 52856 sway bar for 64-67 A bodies or QA1 52857 sway bar for 68-77 A bodies is strongly recommended.
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