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Front End Suspension Rebuild Kit
Over here from the 60-66 forum, swapped in a 86' front end in my 62' to replace the factory torsion bar setup.
need to rebuild the front and was wondering who you can recommend for complete kits. Thanks |
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I've used the kits from PST before and had very good luck with them. Otherwise just piece it out from your local auto parts store.
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As LSC71 said, PST has a good reputation.
But, when I rebuilt my front end, I wanted to maintain the stock rubber bushings. I purchased the control arm bushings and the center link from a dealership (AC/Delco parts) and the remaining parts from the local auto parts store (Perfect Circle). BTW, Federal Moog is a good manuafacture of suspension parts. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1140251461 Here's a past thread on rebuilding the front suspension, http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=189574. I have a couple of procedures on replacing the upper and lower ball joints in detail, if interested. |
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Go with poly-graphite from PST. Do not use straight urethane bushings unless you enjoy squeaking noises...:(
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just bought a front end kit from pst this afternoon.
woohoo. |
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Thanks everyone, I appreciate the information!:metal:
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I went with rubber bushings because I wanted to absorb as much road vibration as possible... an advantage over the polys. But, at the same time, they have a bit more flex than the polys. A disadvantage if you're looking for performance. |
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I have a 65 how hard is it to swap the front end from a 77' i know it looks like a bolt in swap but just checking before i tear it down.Thanks
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i have a 64 with a 77 front suspension in it. The previous owner did it but told me the crossmember was bolt in, u just have to elongate 2 holes. other than that he said it was a piece of cake...take it with a grain of salt though as I have no firsthand experience with the mod.
Check out chevytalk.com as the 60-66 forum over there is very active and this topic has been beat to death over there 100000000+ times and those guys will be able to give you all the details for sure... Nate |
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p-s-t has the rubber kits...
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