Hey Jim, No problem. I went 2 blocks out of my way and only jumped into this because there was a refund policy and it was so convenient. I'd rather gamble and try to get it to work than fork out $200 without trying, so I appreciate your suggestion none-the-less. I'm out about 15 minutes, and I've sat and stared at my car for longer than that at times. Don't be bashful about posting in the future - This didn't hurt your reputation any with me and helping out is why we're all here! -Kenyon Saving up $200 up for a rebuild of my unit. --- Jim Carpenter <Jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Wow, hope I haven't created a monster! I was informed of this > substitution by one of my Imperial customers who heard of it from other > Imperial owners. I believe he returned the "authentic" idler arm he > purchased from us in favor of this economical substitute. I have had > others use this arm with no problems. The wheels should be aligned > after as with any steering component replacement. The geometry will be > correct straight ahead but the toe in will increase as the wheels are > turned from center. If anyone is unsatisfied with their purchase from > us we provide a no hassle refund. Please note that it is not my intent > to peddle something unsuitable, but just passing on an option to the > higher cost exact part that we also offer. > Jim > > Robin Giesbrecht wrote: > > > > > Jim at collectorsautosupply.com has posted a message offering these > > idler arms for $95.00 . He is genuine as he lives about 10 miles from > > me and I have dealt with him.Helped find me a tie rod end when > > everyone else came up with either nothing or very overpriced parts.I > > would give him a try. I would not use the C body idler arm as the > > geometry is wrong. > > > > Robin Giesbrecht > > 1972 Imperial > > > > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > > STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* > > http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail > > > > > >