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Re: Disc swap track width questions
ill get the pics to you tomarrow,I have then in a file.
i WISH YOU HAD THE PICS. ITS JUST NOT THE SAME WITHOUT THEM |
Re: Disc swap track width questions
I know that the correct upper ball joints will press into the 63-66 upper arms. Will the whole 73-87 3/4 ton upper arm bolt up? The idea being that you could have newer style rubber bushings on upper and lower A arms, and the 2000 spindle and brakes bolt in, for a 6 bolt conversion, using a 3/4 ton donor.
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They dont press into the upper they bolt in.. You can use the upper arms from the 1/2 ton and 3/4 ton also
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"They dont press into the upper they bolt in.. " Yeah, i goofed. Guess I had the lowers on my mind. So the upper A arms can be used too! Thanks!
Ralph |
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The 3/4 ton LCA's that I've seen used the steel bushings on the shafts like the '63-'72 1/2 ton LCA's That's not to say that somewhere in the mid to late 80's they don't have the rubber bushings, I just don't recall seeing ones in those years.
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Mine are from 87 3/4
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I just re-read your install instructions, So apparently they have the rubber bushings. I wonder when GM made the change?
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They went in like a charm.and it took the sqeak out of the front.
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Yeah I hate listening to that squeeking while driving slow.
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