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#91034395
GM Metric Stock Car Racing Upper Control Arms, LH, Screw In Ball Joint
- This control arm for oval track racing Metric chassis is designed to be used with stock mount
- It fits 1978-87 mid-size GM Metric chassis Stock Cars
- Features a chromoly steel construction with a steel cross shaft
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Product Summary
- This control arm for oval track racing Metric chassis is designed to be used with stock mount
- It fits 1978-87 mid-size GM Metric chassis Stock Cars
- Features a chromoly steel construction with a steel cross shaft
- Comes with greaseable steel bushings and is threaded for K7772 style screw-in ball joints
- Available in 8-1/2" or 9" lengths to better suit your needs
Key Specs
| Control Arm Style | Tubular |
| Position | Left Upper |
| Ball Joint Type | Screw-in |
| Bushing Material | Steel |
| Control Arm Material | Steel |
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This drivers side upper control arm for oval track racing Metric chassis is designed to be used with stock mount. Fits 1978-87 mid-size GM Metric chassis Stock Cars.
- Chromoly steel construction
- Steel cross shaft
- Bolts to stock 1978-87 Metric mounts (6-7/8" center-to-center)
- Greaseable steel bushings
- Threaded for K772 style screw-in ball joints
- Drivers side arm (left hand)
- Choose from 8-1/2" or 9" length
Use with mount plate 916-34312.
Specifications
Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | Select Length to see |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Control Arm Style | Tubular |
| Position | Left Upper |
| Ball Joint Type | Screw-in |
| Bushing Material | Steel |
| Control Arm Material | Steel |
| Hardware Included | No |
| Adjustable | No |
| Finish | Painted |
| GENERAL | |
| Mount Center to Ball Joint Center | Select Length to see |
| Mounting Bolt Center to Center | 6.88" |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Overall Width | 10.75" |
| Overall Length | 9" |
| Ball Joint Included | No |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Tube O.D. | 1.01" |
| Notes | Fits 1978-87 mid-size GM Metric chassis. Bolts to stock mount and accepts K772 screw in ball joint. Driver side arm. |
Ratings & Reviews
4.2
12 Reviews
Customers have consistently appreciated the product's performance, underscoring its perfect fit, ease of installation, and excellent workability. Some reviews noted an issue with fitting the ball joint due to distortion during welding, and some cautioned about the external clips. However, the overall quality and price of the parts have impressed consumers. The product stands out due to its practicality and robust material quality, having received substantial recommendations for its superiority compared to competition. Issues encountered by customers were rectified satisfactorily, implying a superior product commitment.
Ratings & Reviews
4.2
12 Reviews
Customers have consistently appreciated the product's performance, underscoring its perfect fit, ease of installation, and excellent workability. Some reviews noted an issue with fitting the ball joint due to distortion during welding, and some cautioned about the external clips. However, the overall quality and price of the parts have impressed consumers. The product stands out due to its practicality and robust material quality, having received substantial recommendations for its superiority compared to competition. Issues encountered by customers were rectified satisfactorily, implying a superior product commitment.
4.2
12 reviews
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Most Liked Positive Review
4.0
I would buy this product again
Welding distrorted the coupling the ball joint screws into, making it a little bit of a pain in the butt to get it in.
Most Liked Negative Review
1.0
faulty
screw in ball joint would not start to screw in due to out of round threads on control arms,two out of three arms were this way.waste of my time and money! speedway made up for it by replacing arms with bolt on type ball joints. just my time lost. thanks Scott, your no nonsense response to this helped alot. thanks Dallas.
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FIt as described
5.0
9 months ago
Sleeper
Abbottstown, PA
Verified
Fit perfectly to replace a bent one
Would Recommend
I would buy this product again
4.0
5 years ago
Woods25s
Biloxi Ms
Verified
Welding distrorted the coupling the ball joint screws into, making it a little bit of a pain in the butt to get it in.
Would Recommend
works great as always good parts every time
5.0
7 years ago
fast eddy
guntown,ms
Verified
always buy from speedway, good parts and helpful people
Would Recommend
I would buy this again
5.0
7 years ago
Matt
Pittsburgh
Verified
Fits like it should
Would Recommend
Good parts
5.0
8 years ago
Hot rod
Kentucky
Verified
Good parts at a good price
Would Recommend
Yes
4.0
8 years ago
Josh
Wv
Verified
Fit perfect
Would Recommend
Worked perfectly.
5.0
8 years ago
Steven
Poughquag
Verified
Worked perfectly
Would Recommend
Good product. Great service
5.0
9 years ago
Carnes racing
Buffalo ny
Verified
Perfect fit
Would Recommend
Very good
5.0
9 years ago
Nate
Saginaw mi
Verified
Easy to install
The external c clips fail
1.0
10 years ago
Kiss kiss
Carmel ny
Verified
Pay attention to external clips
Would Not Recommend
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Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
7 Questions • 7 Answers
Are theses control arms IMCA legal?
by racer175
• 9 years ago
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Do you offer this in a 10" length?
by KOracing
• 10 years ago
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When I click on the K772 ball joint, it goes to a Chrysler ball joint. Is this the correct one for a gm metric cutlass, or is there a different one I need?
by Racer175
• 10 years ago
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Will this fit my 95 s10 the cross bar seems to be the same length but need it 1 inch longer that oem.to make my 3 inch fit
by denny
• 10 years ago
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how can you tell which way it goes on
by robsuk
• 11 years ago
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Can I get this in a Left Front that is 91/2 to 10 inches long?
by Jason
• 15 years ago
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is the control arm threaded for the ball joint?
by John
• 15 years ago
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