<VV> quick steering arms
Frank DuVal
corvairduval at cox.net
Wed Mar 19 10:53:30 EDT 2025
Well, Clarks does list their aftermarket arms with different part
numbers for early and late, so....
Take a close look between them. Maybe the "stop" is slightly different.
Frank DuVal
On 3/19/2025 10:50 AM, Frank DuVal wrote:
> You will find the aftermarket arms are probably too fast, as they mess
> up the Ackerman angles of the tie rods/idler/steering pittman arm
> relationship. That being said, I ran them for years on my 64 Spyder...😉
>
> I found no difference between early and late steering arms, except the
> lates seemed beefier. Maybe because they had less time to rust here
> in the rusty east?
>
> For a while Matt Nall in Oregon made and sold an adjustable arm, so
> you could dial in the amount of quick vs issues. if you find a set of
> those, buy them.
>
> Frank DuVal
>
> On 3/19/2025 8:41 AM, Mark Plucenik via VirtualVairs wrote:
>> Im hoping some out there can clear up some confusion for me . I have
>> a LM 66
>> Corsa and would like to add quick steering arms. I have a set of
>> aftermarket
>> arms that were labeled off a 64 Spyder. They look like they will fit
>> my 66
>> but I have not dissembled anything yet to confirm that. There are NO
>> part
>> numbers or ID on the quick arms. I've also been told that the only
>> difference between EM and LM armes is actually only the part number.
>>
>>
>> I appreciate any info,
>> Thanks,
>> Mark
>>
>>
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