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NEED CELICA ALLTRAC SUSPENSION st165 st185

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NEED CELICA ALLTRAC SUSPENSION st165 st185
December 17, 2014 12:55PM

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We are in need of all the the rear control arms for a celica alltrac st165. We would like all of them but Specifically need the tow adjuster bar for both sides. That particular bar is the same for the later st185 model.

If anyone has anything let me know asap. email: notmach1 at yahoo.com

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Re: NEED CELICA ALLTRAC SUSPENSION st165 st185
December 17, 2014 07:31PM

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I'd give William a shout http://tssfab.us/wp/ He can make nearly anything along those lines.

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Re: NEED CELICA ALLTRAC SUSPENSION st165 st185
December 17, 2014 08:36PM

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Build your own similar to tssfab but buy stock parts. I had a ST205 GT4 rear; those control arms like tooth picks. I'd bend them without even hitting anything.

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Re: NEED CELICA ALLTRAC SUSPENSION st165 st185
December 18, 2014 06:42AM

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We are going to plate and gusset the factory arms. The biggest issue is cost right now. We have some fully adjustable tubular ones on the drawing table but its just not going to happen before Sandblast in March.

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Re: NEED CELICA ALLTRAC SUSPENSION st165 st185
December 18, 2014 06:53AM

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did the alltrac camry use the same suspension ?

I would rather drive a slow car fast as a fast car slow!
first rule of cars: get what makes you happy, your the one paying for it!

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Re: NEED CELICA ALLTRAC SUSPENSION st165 st185
December 18, 2014 08:49AM

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Only the toe bar and only for 2 years so they are just as hard to find.

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Re: NEED CELICA ALLTRAC SUSPENSION st165 st185
December 18, 2014 09:45AM

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You could build a set for probably $120-150 bucks with half decent heim joints. May have to get properly sized washers or something to use spacers.

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Re: NEED CELICA ALLTRAC SUSPENSION st165 st185
December 18, 2014 09:59AM

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The biggest issue is the upper bushing it has the adjusting cam in it. Thats why an adjustable set would be easiest. Just eliminate the cam on top.

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Re: NEED CELICA ALLTRAC SUSPENSION st165 st185
December 18, 2014 10:51AM

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The biggest issue is the upper bushing it has the adjusting cam in it. Thats why an adjustable set would be easiest. Just eliminate the cam on top.

Swedged steel tubing and heim joints are more than adjustable. So adjustable that I adjusted my rear wheel out too far and pull the axle out of the diff housing at full droop haha.