trailing arm rebuild
Le Mans Master
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From: Minneapolis, Mn USA
Safety Car
Joined: Aug 2001
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From: North Easton Mass
I don't know if forum member paulywannafly at the Corvette Shop in Montgomery N.Y. rebuilds trailing arms but if you are close enough it wouldn't hurt to ask. Gary R. in Conn. is another possibility. If you want to exchange your arms for rebuilts I can recommend Van Steel.
Rick B.
Rick B.
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Brett Foote
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From: Plano TX
Be sure that whoever you have do the rebuild uses the good spindles. Some of the big rebuilders (which includes sponsors on this forum) use chinese spindles. The chinese spindles are not strong enough and will twist and eventually snap in half.
The US made spindles have an 'S' with an arrow through it cast into the hub.
This is the US spindle:
The US made spindles have an 'S' with an arrow through it cast into the hub.
This is the US spindle:
