Tubular A Arms

[MustangMatt96GT]

So i got a QA1 for free with modified stock A arms. But i would like to go with a UPR coil over kit. I would also like to use a lightwieght tubular a arm. Should i go with bushing or rod end a arms?

UPR wants 299.99 for the a arms, and steeda wants 269.99 for QA1 a arms. Any other companies that are cheaper than that that you guys know?

UPR coil over kit is 219.99 too. Also whats the best price on the Lakewood 90/10 struts?

 

[realitygt]

upr or mm. go for it.

just remember you get what you pay for and those two brands are amazingly sexyness. never breakage.

 

[Knuckles281]

There is an entire front end kit I saw that is by UPR yesterday on ebay, I'll try to find it. It was a k-member, a arms and coil over kits with eibach springs for like 599

 

[bobtsgt]

The UPR is a great kit for the money. Stay the hell away from QA1. Piss poor fitment and their quality isn't there. China junk. I have installed a couple UPRs and there are a hell of a lot better. Go with bushing ends unless you want to try and suck the wheels in more. Then you will have some cutting and adjusting to do. With the spherical ends you can move your wheels front and back as much as you want though.

 

[Jrgunn5150]

If you drive your car on normal roads alot, you don't want rod ends in there.

 

[SRT Handz]

MM or Nothing

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[realitygt]

j/w do they sell tubular control arms that you can get that you won't have to do tubular k member and coilovers?