installed Spohn extended rear control arms!

nice. how long did it take to get done. this is something on my to do list .

Hello, Do you have any pics up on the lift..

Thanks

pmgm said:

Hello, Do you have any pics up on the lift..

Thanks

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I too would like to see that. I have a set off aftermarket ones on my 96, they are tubular, and I have NO IDEA what kind they are.

Doug

Pooge said:

I too would like to see that. I have a set off aftermarket ones on my 96, they are tubular, and I have NO IDEA what kind they are.

Doug

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you got, it pics up tomorrow, and pooge, pay pal should be clear on Friday...thanks

Baby-D said:

nice. how long did it take to get done. this is something on my to do list .

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one hour with a lift

control arms

Also i forgot to ask did you have to swap out your driveshaft with them? I have a set of bmr's laying around but i don't want to buy a new driveshaft, so i'm thinking of selling them and going with something else.

Thanks

pmgm said:

Also i forgot to ask did you have to swap out your driveshaft with them? I have a set of bmr's laying around but i don't want to buy a new driveshaft, so i'm thinking of selling them and going with something else.

Thanks

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I used these in a 9c1 2 years ago, and used stock drive shaft, I also have 1.75 drop springs (not installed yet)

I'm also running the Spohn ext-arms(lower) and adju uppers, with a stock length driveshaft. They are indeed very nice product, I've had mine for over 2yrs now.

under car pics up in post 1 as promised...cwm3

i never new what exteneded rear control arms did so can someone inform me on the difference between the before and after

The rear wheels are centered in the wheel wells.

(Remember 91-93 Caprice skirts hid that they were offset.)

coryblackcb said:

i never new what exteneded rear control arms did so can someone inform me on the difference between the before and after

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moves both wheels back about an inch, centers them, the way the factory should have