Topic: Shopping Control Arms
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Hi everyone I hope All are doing well! And those in the east I hope all are warm and cozy in the garage getting the cars ready for spring! Question does anyone have or know about SPC control arms? they advertise a set for corvettes, and they look lighter than stock with more adjustment. Part #92740. Any suggestion or ideas would be great! Thanks Kevin.

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I can't offer feedback on the SPC controls arms, but they do look like a nice piece of work.
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Let me ask you this...are you going to do regular street driving or autocross or a mix of both with your car? Are you looking functionality or the "wow" factor for a 'restomodded" car by putting these in. These are the questions you have to ask yourself.
I wish I could be of more help. Let us know what you wind up doing.

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I was looking for control arm that are lighter than stock and I happen to see the SPC 92740. I figured that I can better alignment and lose weight at the same time !
If I was rebuilding my front suspension I'd give them a try. They do look really nice.
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I've seen them before, but only on racecars. Looks like a ton of fiddling to get everything set correctly....but then, I'm lazy.....

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