Spohn toe arms

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marilyn_monaro

Original Poster:

24 posts

76 months

Sunday 4th June 2023
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They finally arrived from America and got round to fitting them today. Took longer than I'd have liked, rusty bolts and ball joints! But they look fantastic. Havnt driven it yet but I'll update




Lincsls1

3,415 posts

145 months

Sunday 4th June 2023
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Nice job done.
Were your old ones badly worn?
How much did they cost to your door if you don't mind me asking?

marilyn_monaro

Original Poster:

24 posts

76 months

Sunday 4th June 2023
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Lincsls1 said:
Nice job done.
Were your old ones badly worn?
How much did they cost to your door if you don't mind me asking?
The ball joints were completely worn out and on one the boot was split and leaking grease.
For the arms, shipping and vat, taxes etc, just over £400.
They come in black too if youre not too flashy like me lol

SturdyHSV

10,206 posts

172 months

Monday 5th June 2023
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So you're saying this is an American made part, that fit first time? hehe

They look good, I shall have a look at my arms whilst it's up in the air as, you know, can't hurt!

marilyn_monaro

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24 posts

76 months

Monday 5th June 2023
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SturdyHSV said:
So you're saying this is an American made part, that fit first time? hehe
Apparently so! They're great quality. The only thing I had trouble with fitting was they give you spaces and a washer, where the arms goes into the swing arm bracket, but I couldn't fit the washer in for the life of me. I wire brushed the bracket incase it was a build up of rust but no joy. It seemed to fit loose then but once it's bolted up its solid so I'm not too worried.

fred bloggs

1,340 posts

205 months

Monday 19th June 2023
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My commodore doesn't even have toe arms.