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Welcome to the Oldsmobile Cutlass Trailing Arms Center at Andy's Auto Sport!
At Andy's Auto Sport, we have a huge variety of Oldsmobile Cutlass trailing arms to ensure that you have every trailing arms option is available to you. We go out of our way to carry every major line of trailing arms including Hotchkis, Blox and many others. Andy's Auto Sport is the ultimate shopping destination for your Oldsmobile Cutlass trailing arm needs!
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Fits on:
65-67 Oldsmobile 442
65-67 Oldsmobile 442
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1804A
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Hotchkis Adjustable Suspension Package - Rear
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Price: $889.00 for Kit
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Fits on:
79-81 Oldsmobile Cutlass
79-81 Oldsmobile Cutlass
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1301
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Hotchkis Lower Trailing Arms
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Price: $315.00 / Pair
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Fits on:
79-81 Oldsmobile Cutlass
79-81 Oldsmobile Cutlass
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1401
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Hotchkis Trailing Arm Mount Braces
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Price: $162.00 / Pair
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Fits on:
65-67 Oldsmobile 442
65-67 Oldsmobile 442
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32101
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Hotchkis Upper Trailing Arm Bushing Install And Removal Tool
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Price: $62.00 / Each
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Fits on:
65-67 Oldsmobile 442
65-67 Oldsmobile 442
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1804
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Hotchkis Suspension Package - Rear
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Price: $817.00 for Kit
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Fits on:
65-67 Oldsmobile 442
65-67 Oldsmobile 442
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1403
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Hotchkis Trailing Arm Mount Braces
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Price: $162.00 / Pair
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Fits on:
73-77 Oldsmobile Cutlass
73-77 Oldsmobile Cutlass
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1306
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Hotchkis Lower Trailing Arms
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Price: $343.00 / Pair
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Fits on:
68-72 Oldsmobile Cutlass
68-72 Oldsmobile Cutlass
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1803A
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Hotchkis Adjustable Suspension Package - Rear
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Price: $889.00 for Kit
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Fits on:
65-67 Oldsmobile 442
65-67 Oldsmobile 442
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1302
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Hotchkis Lower Trailing Arms
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Price: $315.00 / Pair
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Fits on:
65-67 Oldsmobile 442
65-67 Oldsmobile 442
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1203AA
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Hotchkis Adjustable Upper Trailing Arms
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Price: $387.00 / Pair
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» WHY TO BUY?
Trailing arms are an integral piece of many modern cars' suspension. They are largely responsible for accurate cornering, especially at high-speed when the car begins to lean over. Not only do they sharpen your steering, proper Cutlass trailing arms will reduce tire wear by keeping your wheels turning in the right direction.
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Trailing arms were originally rigid in design, which led to the wheels turning towards the outside during cornering. Carmakers quickly redesigned these rigid trailing arms and came up with the now-common semi-trailing arm. These arms pivot between 50 and 70 degrees to negate the tendency of a fixed trailing arm to point outwards, thus eliminating the understeer.
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