3800 WTB: Drivers side rear trailing arm

[jk99gtp]

Had the car up on the lift today and noticed that my drivers side rear trailing arm is bent and almost touching the wheel..

So I'd like to replace this sucker as soon as I can..

Looking for a stock replacement...

Thanks guys!

Joel
'99 GTP

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[SaturdaysGS]

Eck I had work done on a bent up trailing arm (aka had it replaced) at Pepboys. Yeah I know Pepboys isn't the greatest but I've had good luck with them, and needed a few major things done. The part alone was $60, and labor was $48. That $60 is probably what they payed at the dealer since they had to get one from the dealer, so they said.

 

[jk99gtp]

lol thanks for the heads up. I am hoping to get access to a lift and some power tools so I can do this, any install tips would be appreciated.

BTW I was able to purchase one of these. So I no longer need one...

Thanks!

Joel

 

[zeez gtp]

are these the trailing arms that you can buy from gmpp for 30 bucks a pair? if so, look into those.

 

[jk99gtp]

Originally posted by zeez gtp@Aug 16 2004, 09:29 PM
are these the trailing arms that you can buy from gmpp for 30 bucks a pair? if so, look into those.

I checked gmpartsdirect and saw that the stockers ran around 38$ total. I figured that the GMPP ones would be even more expensive, not sure tho.

 

[ThePizzaGXP]

The tubular ones are only around $340, as well. I'd just upgrade while you're at it.

 

[imported_Ron Vogel]

The trailing arms (tubular) are about the same as the stockers. In fact, GMPP has a kit with the trailing arms, and upgraded sways for $120ish. The tubulars are a big improvement over stock. I ordered them through Horizon Chevy in Naperville, I think it was about $40 for the Pair.

 

[ThePizzaGXP]

Originally posted by ThePizzaGTP@Aug 17 2004, 01:40 AM
The tubular ones are only around $340, as well. I'd just upgrade while you're at it.

WOOPS. :lolsign:

$34* that's what I meant... :lol: