Who makes lower control arms for hondas? crx, civic, integras....ect?

How many people would buy them?

 

competion engineering or chassis engineering..one of those names. they make tubular lower control arms. i havent seen them used on any cars around here, but than again. i never seen them on any race cars at the track either.

 

yeah I bought one and it broke at the weld in the middle of a race nearly kiling me.

 

does Erick Us A factory arm?

 

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I believe he uses factory LCA's
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=329841

 

you would think that there would be a company that could make a GOOD control arm that can handle the stress of the FWD cars.

So does everyone replce the bushing than?

 

That would be a good thing to do.

 

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Let me know when you find one

 

We had a Moroso arm break beginning of last year at half track....Since then they have redesinged it several times.....I havent used their new version....but we take the arm off the shelf and reinforce it here and re-powder coat it.....we havent had any of the ones we use or sent out break yet....but im sure there is always that chance...tire shake will break anything!

Howard

 

Joe Demaree uses them (Comp Eng) and I can't remember if Cary Bales(?) uses them. He mentioned it was there newer ones as well.

I've been thinking about these for my all motor car.

AR Fab, do you offer these already modified to a consumer?

 

the HP car is using comp. control arms

 

yep, I run them with no probs.