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difference between a and b-body suspension #550173
12/10/09 09:45 AM
12/10/09 09:45 AM
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there is a tubular front suspension for sale for b and e-body pretty cheap.
Q is is it worth trying to adapt it to my Duster?
I have the late style discbrakes on it.
Is it only the k-member bolt spacing that differs or is it the upper and lower controlarms also?

Re: difference between a and b-body suspension [Re: sshemi] #550174
12/10/09 10:49 AM
12/10/09 10:49 AM

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There's quite a bit of difference in size of the control arms and a few other things. The design is similar but the parts won't fit at all. If it's for an E body then it most likely only fits the late wide B body but the early is more similar and only narrower. I have seen people weld a whole B body front frame section to an A body and an F body. The tube control arms from the E body won't fit the A body at all.







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