Hey gang.. As I've notice over the last couple of years, front suspension kits are getting rather pricey. Anyone with good experience on complete front suspension kits for our b-bodies? I'm looking to dive into the Daytona this Fall..

Thanks in advance..
Troy

I use Moog ( nearly exclusivly ) parts bought locally, and typically less cost than buying off the net as an example

I have used TRW parts , and sometimes Spicer parts depending on what I need at the time

After a few poor results using some of the so called low cost suspension parts suppliers with less than desireable outcomes.

try espo spring and things. I got a front end kit from them with made in usa parts for a good price

ive done many cars with pst kits think they still have 3 levels of kits much better quality and more parts than other kits oh and last few years ive cancelled my account with mancinni and buy everything from summit racing they carry or also drop ship the whole mopar performance line, plus can buy all moog front end parts napa does not stock anymore cheap. just bought reman a-1 cardone front calipers for my 1970 bee,and new rear drums,wheel clylinders from summit cheaper than my master jobber cardone out of buffalo and with 5 dollar cores i keep oe ones.parts are always here in 2 days

PST polygraphite.

Troy,
Check with Bill.
http://www.billrolikenterprises.com/
Ray

I bought a complete front end kit for my car, because it had 160,000 miles on it. However, once I started taking the suspension apart, it turned out I really only needed about half the parts. Acording to the shop service manual, the lower ball joints should not be replaced unless up/down movement is greater than 0.070". Mine was about half that.

Next time I will buy only as needed, not a complete kit.

WHat about the ball joint and tie rod end boots? Ive heard some crazy prices on these before and it was cheaper to buy the whole thing instead of the joint.