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Upper front strut mount/bearing assy; prefernces?

posted by  Michael Yount on  Wed Nov 28 15:48 CST 2018
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I'm pretty much all Kaplhenke on my street driven 82 242/LS3. I used his castor/camber plates and his "Luxe Steer" strut bearings. All I can tell you is that all that stuff really works nicely together. Koni Sports, Eibach springs (2.5" x 12" x 275 lb/in front; 5" x 14" x 200 lb/in rear), Ben's adjustable perches front/rear; IPD 28mm/22mm sway bars; IPD adjustable Panhard; IPD adjustable upper torque arms; Ben's strut brace and master cylinder brace; poly bushings throughout; reinforced lower rear control arms; Ben's adjustable front sway bar links; Ben's roll center adjusters for the front tie rod connections. It's not inexpensive, but you won't find anything that works better.






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