Are you using these?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1973-74-75-76-77-CHEVY-CHEVELLE-MALIBU-2-Drop-Spindles-_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem230f5cc141QQitemZ150581592385QQptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

They may be a well made quality product, but I would be afraid of them. They are PROBABLY made in china and of unknown quality. I remember about 30 years ago when the Furd Ranger first came out that a local young guy bought a new Ranger and was being a little heavy on the go petal when he went around a small curve and the spindle broke off. I wonder if he changed his underwear afterward. The spindle was defective, but I can not remember what was done about it by Furd. JB it appears that someone is afraid of the word F-O-R-D

Yeah, you might want to figure out who makes them and do some research. I know P-S-T is has a good name, and I have some of their stuff.

They're selling a set for $299....

Sometimes saving a couple of bucks costs more in the end.

http://www.p-s-t.com/pc-823-25-chevrolet-2-drop-spindles-chevelle-1964-72.aspx

I just did a frontend with all PST stuff because I saw their ad on the back page of Hemmings motor news. All the hardware, bushings, balljoints, tie rods, ect. were fresh from China. It was disappointing. Autozone could have supplied more American made parts. The only American made part that they were going to supply was a Delphi steering box which they were never able to deliver.

Summit Racing can do all the same parts, cheaper, and better quality....

FYI.

My front end stuff came from Summit, for the '74 Malibu, and the Elco project.