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Frontend #2798015
07/17/20 06:36 PM
07/17/20 06:36 PM
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cesar perez Offline OP
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Who has the best price coilover front suspension for a body

Re: Frontend [Re: cesar perez] #2798060
07/17/20 08:38 PM
07/17/20 08:38 PM
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Race, street or both?If race only I suggest a strut front end from the beginning because of weight. Depending on the vehicle an a arm conversion can get close to the weight of a stock type suspension if you are not careful.Especially if you trim all the nonessential junk from the stock k frame etc.Building a tube chassis A body ,using a strut system is THE one thing I regret not doing. I wish I had. Bought most of my components from A.R.T. in Clearwater Fl. Excellent quality products and customer service. Bill

Re: Frontend [Re: cesar perez] #2798113
07/17/20 10:48 PM
07/17/20 10:48 PM
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Call around, my 1965 dart stock K bare member weighed 23 lbs. one of the older after market tubelar K members weighed 21 lbs. shock shruggy
What year car are you working on?
As mentioned in the post before mine you might be better off taking the car to a GOOD chassis shop and have them install a strut front end and motor plate for you twocents scope


Mr.Cab Racing and winning with Mopars since 1964. (Old F--t, Huh)






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