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I don’t know of a current source but one of the first things I did was break a trailing arm off at the body mount.
I used a plasma cutter to make some plates for reinforcement and welded it back up...did the same to the other trailing arm and haven’t had a problem with them since.
Trailing arms used to be available on ebay and at joynerusa and Casey Ye...

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