Even your Christmas decorations cannot help but look at these ultra-lightweight rear spring cups. The steel cups hold a 5″-diameter coil spring. A&A Manufacturing offers the rear spring cups in four versions.
AA-621-A (pictured) fits 3″ axle tubes while AA-621-B fits 2-5/8″ ones. Both sell for $14.95 each.
AA-621-C is an offset spring cup, which sits 2-1/2″ off center of a 3″ axle tube. Also retails for $14.95.
A&A Manufacturing offers a clamp-on spring cup as well, AA-621-D, fitting 3″ tubing, for $24.95.
These items are new to the A&A Manufacturing’s expansive line of chassis components. The company developed the rear spring cups in response to customers offering suggestions for new parts to meet their needs.
A&A Manufacturing began as a tool-and-die shop in 1966. It first got involved in racing by making gussets to strengthen chassis. Employee Jim Fairbanks and his wife, Gina, bought the company in 2014. Fairbanks, a dirt late model driver, expanded the company’s product line to include more parts wanted by racers.
The company manufactures 95% of their chassis components in Michigan. They offer “bumper-to-bumper” parts used by professional and home chassis builders alike.
A&A Manufacturing constantly updates, improves, and creates suspension and chassis parts for the ever-changing motorsports market. Among the 1,500-plus components offered by A&A Manufacturing are a large variety of clamps, tabs, gussets, brackets, mounts, washers, and nuts. They offer hard-to-find and innovative components as well, producing weld-on nuts, spacers, bushings, rod ends, and inserts. A&A Manufacturing can also fulfill custom chassis component needs.
Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, A&A Manufacturing continues to operate as normal. They ship via UPS or USPS Priority Mail. You can also pick up your order directly from their Michigan headquarters. A&A Manufacturing offers a 5% discount for orders over $500.
Source
A&A Manufacturing
Spring Lake, Michigan
800-473-1730
aa-mfg.com
Outside Groove Note of Transparency: A&A Manufacturing paid for the production of this article. The content was subject to approval of A&A Manufacturing.
Mike Adaskaveg has written hundreds of stories since the website’s inception. This year marks his 54th year of covering auto racing. Adaskaveg got his start working for track photographer Lloyd Burnham at Connecticut’s Stafford Motor Speedway in 1970. Since then, he’s been a columnist, writer, and photographer, in racing and in mainstream media, for several outlets, including the Journal Inquirer, Boston Herald, Stock Car Racing, and Speedway Illustrated. Among Adaskaveg’s many awards are the 1992 Eastern Motorsport Press Association (EMPA) Ace Lane Photographer of the Year and the 2019 National Motorsports Press Association (NMPA) George Cunningham Writer of the Year.
