Chase
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What do these go for? I have a complete one that Im looking to sell since Id rather just find some 4 lug wheels.
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5 bolt swap question
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Barnes
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Best bet is to search the for sale forum and see what people have listed them for. Of course that doesn't tell you what they actually sold for, but it gives you a starting point.
donkeylips
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They are often listed for about $50 front and $50 rear or about $100 for the full set. I guess it depends on if you're including the front knuckle(must not be from FWD) with good bearings. You can also include the rear trailing arms for ease of installation but you wouldn't want to ship them.
thedsmguy
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FYI, the front dsm knuckles are actually fairly good to use on a lowered gvr4.
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Quoting donkeylips:
They are often listed for about $50 front and $50 rear or about $100 for the full set. I guess it depends on if you're including the front knuckle(must not be from FWD) with good bearings. You can also include the rear trailing arms for ease of installation but you wouldn't want to ship them.
The information in bold is not correct.
Iceman did some research and determined the fwd knuckles have a more favorable outer tie rod location that will minimise bumpsteer for vehicles that will be running on lowered suspension.
They are often listed for about $50 front and $50 rear or about $100 for the full set. I guess it depends on if you're including the front knuckle(must not be from FWD) with good bearings. You can also include the rear trailing arms for ease of installation but you wouldn't want to ship them.
The information in bold is not correct.
Iceman did some research and determined the fwd knuckles have a more favorable outer tie rod location that will minimise bumpsteer for vehicles that will be running on lowered suspension.
Chase
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Yea I have everything for it. Front hubs, knuckles an brakes and the rear spindles and brakes. All off a awd laser.
donkeylips
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I just wanted to clarify that they are not the same, I should have worded it differently.
