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Exchanging Front Suspension as a Whole Unit 1800 1968

posted by  Pokyrick on  Wed Mar 21 06:01 CST 2007
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Another (obvious I'm sure to most of you but not to stupid ole me..) thing to make sure of is that the front end you're installing takes the same wheel/stub size. When I swapped the front end from a 69 into my 67, my old wheels and disc brakes wouldn't fit -- wrong size. I also had to change some of the brake lines around to get my single-circuit brakes to work. The new front end also proved difficult for my local shop to align; they used more shims than they would have liked.






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