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  1. 02-06-2012 09:17 PM #1
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    I bought a SRE Ultra Ride kit for my 36 Chevy PU and I can say it's nicely designed and includes the wider than stock (tubular Mustang II) lower control arms. It hasn't seen the road yet but I can tell its a good design. It's one of the few things I got for the build that I'm happy with.

    I'll update this when I get it on the road.

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    Being wider is good are they of a heavier metal??
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    Charlie, that was one of their main selling points when I called. Heavy duty including the tubular control arms. They use .219x1" tubing and the lower control arm spread is over 8 inches. Plus, can't rember his name it's been too long, the guy I spoke with was great talking to.

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