left rear banana arm/trailing arm
05-05-2008, 10:23 PM
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left rear banana arm/trailing arm
Need rear left side "banana" arm, would purchase both left and right rear if you have both.
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Richard
Thanks.
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05-05-2008, 11:33 PM
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Maybe these are still available:
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05-06-2008, 07:04 PM
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05-06-2008, 07:09 PM
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What's a plethora? Do I really need one of those??
I actually purchased this chassis from G.A.D. back in '95!
Lately I have bought some 968 pieces from Oklahoma Foreign. Fair prices and quick shipping too!
Doing any racing? Missed you at Lime Rock.
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05-07-2008, 09:29 AM
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Rich,
The 968 arms have an improved retainer for the bearing at the stub axle (bolted on plates vs the huge snap ring in the 951/944 parts). Otherwise I believe the ABS arms are identical. There will be different bushings for M030 vs non-M030 arms as well.
HTH.
The 968 arms have an improved retainer for the bearing at the stub axle (bolted on plates vs the huge snap ring in the 951/944 parts). Otherwise I believe the ABS arms are identical. There will be different bushings for M030 vs non-M030 arms as well.
HTH.
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05-08-2008, 11:37 PM
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Julian,
How are you?
Raj had a pair of control arms off a relatively low miles car. I bought both (L&R) from him but will replace just my cracked left side for now (hairline crack running the length of the cylinder was detected while replacing the rear wheel bearings) .
Richard
P.S.: Is your turbo project moving ahead?
How are you?
Raj had a pair of control arms off a relatively low miles car. I bought both (L&R) from him but will replace just my cracked left side for now (hairline crack running the length of the cylinder was detected while replacing the rear wheel bearings) .
Richard
P.S.: Is your turbo project moving ahead?
05-09-2008, 07:19 AM
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Richard,
Glad you found 968 arms. I think they are better with the improved bearing retainer. Certainly easier to manage than the large snap ring.
Making some progress--currently waiting on wing mounts from Scott Gomes to cut slots in the rear, then I'll have fewer excuses to get the car to the stripper. Does a new granddaughter count as a suitable excuse? I'll have to say she does!
Half the fun of the car is the journey.
Glad you found 968 arms. I think they are better with the improved bearing retainer. Certainly easier to manage than the large snap ring.
Making some progress--currently waiting on wing mounts from Scott Gomes to cut slots in the rear, then I'll have fewer excuses to get the car to the stripper. Does a new granddaughter count as a suitable excuse? I'll have to say she does!
Half the fun of the car is the journey.
05-09-2008, 10:11 PM
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Grandchildren are a hoot Julian.
We don't have any of our own yet, but I do get to play with my paralegal's 2-year old granddaughter. Thanks to her "uncle Richard", little Kaylee knows all of the Beach Boys tunes and her favorite toy car (she's got a few) is a black Carrera GT!
Richard
We don't have any of our own yet, but I do get to play with my paralegal's 2-year old granddaughter. Thanks to her "uncle Richard", little Kaylee knows all of the Beach Boys tunes and her favorite toy car (she's got a few) is a black Carrera GT!
Richard