Rear camber/toe adjustable control arms

[Ludicrous Speed]

saturnrearcontrolarmsred.jpg hey guys! here is a pic of the rear control arm set. these have 5/8-18 left and right hand threads for easy adjustability. jamnuts lock them securely in place. ends are stainless steel. bushings are Energy Suspension polyurethane. choice of red or black bushings. not pictured, but included, is the rear trailing arm bushings. shown above are the red anodized aluminum arms. base price is $240 shipped. available options at no additional charge, shown below, are plain steel, plain aluminum, and a gold plated steel. also available in chromoly for an additional $25. any other powder coating, painting, or anodizing would be additional and require some lead time. payments can be sent via paypal to [email protected] be sure to include your color and bar style options as well as your shipping address. any questions or to get other paint option quotes, email us at that same address. plain steel tie rod.jpgplain aluminum tie rod.jpgswaged steel gold tie rod.jpg

[siris]

Do want.

[ProDarwin]

What is the weight compared to the stock arms?

[Ludicrous Speed]

What is the weight compared to the stock arms?

they are about 4.5 lbs lighter for the red aluminum ones. not sure about the steel or unfinished aluminum, as those pieces are currently on their way to me via ups, so i cant weight them.

[GyrlSpeedRT]

Damn...those things are pretty!!! No chance you having a pic of these installed yet is there?

[ProDarwin]

they are about 4.5 lbs lighter for the red aluminum ones. not sure about the steel or unfinished aluminum, as those pieces are currently on their way to me via ups, so i cant weight them.

Awesome.

[nad]

More reasons for me to not pay bills and buy saturn things...


le sigh

[Ludicrous Speed]

Damn...those things are pretty!!! No chance you having a pic of these installed yet is there?

no pics of them installed yet, since nobody has bought them yet. which, i hate to say, is most of the reason almost nobody makes anything for saturns, people want stuff, but dont actually seem to buy stuff.

[Modding_out]

I will buy these, I just need some money. But I start my carrier tomorrow so hey I should have some

[ProDarwin]

no pics of them installed yet, since nobody has bought them yet. which, i hate to say, is most of the reason almost nobody makes anything for saturns, people want stuff, but dont actually seem to buy stuff.

Sad but true. I really would like to buy these simply to support the aftermarket... but I have no use for them. I hope others jump on these.

As I said in the other thread, make me a bumper-beam trailer hitch, and I'll be the first the first person to buy it

[siris]

Are these the same length as the stock arms or longer?

[GyrlSpeedRT]

no pics of them installed yet, since nobody has bought them yet. which, i hate to say, is most of the reason almost nobody makes anything for saturns, people want stuff, but dont actually seem to buy stuff.

If I wasn't "in-between jobs" right now I would have had a set of these as well as the mounts by now... We'll see what happens in the next few weeks.

[Ludicrous Speed]

Are these the same length as the stock arms or longer?

sorry i didnt respond earlier, i missed this question. these are adjustable. with a left and right thread. so they are as long as stock, but then you can screw them out to adjust tow, and/or add camber, then lock them in position with the jam nuts.

[siris]

What I was wondering is if the rear track can be extended by .5 of an inch, to eliminate the need for hub spacers to get the rear tires in line with the fronts.

To be more clear, I understand they are adjustable, just wondering by how much.

[Ludicrous Speed]

What I was wondering is if the rear track can be extended by .5 of an inch, to eliminate the need for hub spacers to get the rear tires in line with the fronts.

To be more clear, I understand they are adjustable, just wondering by how much.

yes, you could adjust them out that far, but it would just put the bottom out that far, not the top, and your camber would be a little overboard. id have to do some math to figure out exactly what that would do to your camber, but id bet it would put you outside the camber you would want.