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mojilla

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Aug 2, 2001
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would a tubular k-member give more clearance for the oilpan over the stock k-member. Just wondering because when I rebuild my motor I would like to put a girdle on it.
Thanks Joe
 
ya thats what I have ... you need the lower control arms to !! Stocker's dont work with it .
 
I have the PA Racing one - it's a nice piece. You need to decide if you want to run stock shocks/springs or go with coil-overs. The guy from PA-Racing suggested I stay with stock springs for street use. Either way, I'd get the dual-setup that lets you do either.

I might have a problem though.... I put on the Global West springs from John Pearcy. I didn't think they were lowering springs, just stock replacements. With PA k-member, the front end is very low over the front tires without the motor in the car. I'm a little concerned.... I hope the motor doesn't cause the fenders to bottom against the tires.
 
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