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Old 12-10-2010, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by yamadog View Post
While I clearly understand that the AFX spindles do everything you could want out of a spindle, the 1100$ price tag is way out of my price range. That's why I was looking for info on how to use c4 spindles. I know they are not a 'bolt on' but I was hoping to discuss it with someone who has actually tried them. What REALLY needs to be done? Does it require a differrent ball joint or can you re-ream the holes in the c4 spindle? Isn't the Corvette a front steer car and the Camaro a rear steer? Were the spindles swaped side to side to put the steering arm in the correct relation? If the geometry of the steering arms are wrong, can it simply be cut off and re welded? Is there another factory spindle that will work? These are the kind of things I was hoping to discuss. Thanks again, Jason
Caveat: I don't know anything more about this company than the information I found while doing a search.

L&H Kustoms is coming out with a set of spindles that, though not as advanced as the AFX spindles, they are less money.

http://www.lhkustoms.com/

From their website: "Pro Billet™ Tall Spindles. Designed to fit the 64-72 A body, 67-69 F body, and 68-74 X body platforms, machined out of ultra strong, lightweight 6061 T6511 aircraft spec aluminum with an ultra strong billet spindle shaft machined from 4130 Chromoly steel."

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