Re: Lower control arm

[Gary Futrell <gary-futrell@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I've always used 73-76 A body disc brake spindles for
the disc brake swap without changing the upper A arm,
unless changing an A body to disc's which require the
different upper control arm, because of the larger
ball joint.  I was told the 66-72 lower control arms
were the same but I can't see the difference in the 64
B body LCA. I just want to make sure before I cut the
sway bar bracket off and reattach it to the 64 LCA.

   Gary



> This answer is somewhat backward, but don't they use
> the E body upper  
> control arm and spindle  to install disc on the
> early Bs, this being the  case , it 
> would stand to reason that the lower must be similar
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>          dodger

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