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Originally Posted by Paul Ceasrine
The 1968 driver side ball-joint/lower control arm (straight unit).
This was the problematic unit installed on the early BO29 and LO23 Hemi
Super/Stock cars.
It was replaced by the angled-arm unit.
This straight unit did not allow for proper trajectory of the steering,
as the cars would tend to over-steer at high speeds.
The later cars were equipped with the newer units.
The early cars shipped out with the staright arms, were later shipped
with new angled units that were to be retro-fitted.
Not everyone replaced the straight arm units....
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That's odd, I didn't see your comments until I decided to respond to your post to ask if that photo was (presumably) a Hemi A-body lower ball joint and steering arm.
M68
P.S. Hey Paul, do you know about Colesy's new forum?
http://www.colesy-juniorstockforum.com/forum/index.php