FS: Hotchkis 1305 Trailing Arms
09-09-2005, 02:31 AM
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FS: Hotchkis 1305 Trailing Arms
List price is $309 and they go for $269 on sale from TByrne. I've got like 25K miles on them and had to swap them out to fix a pinion angle issue (got longer ones for an Impala SS kit, which fit and worked, amazingly).
Though designed for towing, these work great in conjunction with sway bars to eliminate yaw and roll, and they greatly assist in cornering. I love them. I think they also fit Suburbans, Yukon XL's, and maybe regular Yukons and Tahoes, but you have to check Hotchkis to make sure.
They have the original mounting hardware because my suspension guy who installed them said he liked the OEM GM mounting hardware better than anything else he had run into. Go figure.
I'll let them go for $175 + whatever shipping is to you.
Though designed for towing, these work great in conjunction with sway bars to eliminate yaw and roll, and they greatly assist in cornering. I love them. I think they also fit Suburbans, Yukon XL's, and maybe regular Yukons and Tahoes, but you have to check Hotchkis to make sure.
They have the original mounting hardware because my suspension guy who installed them said he liked the OEM GM mounting hardware better than anything else he had run into. Go figure.
I'll let them go for $175 + whatever shipping is to you.
09-09-2005, 06:37 PM
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Look at the PM Naked AV sent me 
The nerve of this guy. Yes I do want them fool.
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You really want them? Or are you just messing with me?
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The nerve of this guy. Yes I do want them fool.
09-10-2005, 01:53 AM
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One hour from sale confirmation, to delivery and payment - in cold hard cash $$$. 
It doesn't get any better than this. Could be the quickest transaction ever made.
It doesn't get any better than this. Could be the quickest transaction ever made.
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