HY M8NC

I'm looking to get rid of some '86 offset Billet Lower control arms. Used for 1/2 Season. The customer is updating to the '87 offset set-up. He wants $1000. PM me if you want 'em-

MHT

I could have used them a week ago, just bought a set. Aren't they beautiful?

User 41221

Yeah, too bad they aren't '87 +... then my wife could kill me! lol

Regards,

HY M8NC

Yes, one of those things that are rarely seen-but just look so good. My wife would even say those look nice-

HY M8NC

She wouldn't kill you, Scott-she'd just make you step up and buy her the car you've been promising.

MichelleJD

Can you post pics?

Dave in Chicago

They are pretty nice units. I put these on my 968 earlier this year at full price and don't regret it. As I recall, they took a while to get too. Someone with an early offset is gonna save a few bucks.

HY M8NC

I can snap a pic tomorrow Michelle-

MichelleJD

Thanx

por1984

sent you a p.m. thanks bill

HY M8NC

Sold 'em. Thanks for the interest

Serge944

Besides weight, what are the advantages of running these arms? Structural rigidity?

Dilberto

Yes. Strength of these billet-milled arms is like King Kong, with Kung-Fu grip. Notwithstanding accidents- I have never seen a Charley Arm damaged through normal track use. But, the most attractive feature of these high-end race parts are ......in the full serviceability of the bushings, and ball joints, unlike the cast aluminumm OEM Porsche boomerangs. Simply put- Charley Arms will be the LAST word in suspension upgrades...and the LAST set any P-Car will ever need.