I have been looking all over for tubular or light weight front lower control arms (i could be calling them the wrong name).
The swaybar bolts to them and the springs rest in them.

Does anyone make these for a 1984 trans am

 

IRC, Road-tech (http://www.roadtechonline.com) makes them. and they have the stock spring perches. they also make a k-member a-arm kit, that uses the the factory spring location. i don't think it is listed on their website, so you might need to call them about getting only a-arms.

pa racing may also. i know pa racing makes a whole kmember a-arm kit, but that may only be for coil over conversions.

 

Ive been thinking about aftermarket lower control arms for the front as well but Im wondering is there any advantage to the them? Granted Poly bushings would be nice but is there other benifit? Does PA racing have a webiste??

 

lighter unlike the stamped steel. that's it. possability of breakage if built wrong; especially with chromolly. go with steel for the street if you can spring the 900+ tag. sure look sweet though.

 

well, i can't seem to find the PA Racing link.

BUT.....

here is a link to one of our sponsers who sells their parts ....

http://www.thunderracing.com/index.c...yid=1071#T1681

 

Does anyone have a phone number for Road-tech (http://www.roadtechonline.com) I cant find anything on their website except and email address.

 

i don't have a phone number, but i would shoot them an e-mail , and ask for thier phone #, and tell them you are interested in A-arms for a 3rdgen

 

Looks like im ordering from Thunder

http://www.thunderracing.com/index.c...yid=1071#T1681

Now another question is it worth it to get chrome moly
This is a street car, If i race its going to be 1/4 mile.

 

with the cromemoly you will save on wieght, i don't know how much though.

 

you should read up alot more before you go through with this. i wouldn't go with anything other than the steel just because of the strength tolerances. any place that warns you for race purposes only on something as important as that piece i would be warry. we put a steel setup from pa on a thirdgen a couple of weeks ago with coil overs and it looked really trick. every little bit of weight helps; but for the price tag i wouldn't do it unless money wasn't an option or you were into the 10's or lower.

 

Here is the link to PA Racing's website. I just bought a set of their Moly adjustable control arms. Very nice pcs.


PA Racing

 

I decided not to get them for now. I needed them by this weekend and they cant get them to me that fast, so I'm just gonna put stock ones in.