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01-07-2001, 05:45 PM
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67 CORONET HAS THE STOCK REAR SPRING BUSHINGS WHICH MIGHT BE FROM 67(LOOK RATTY) AND SINCE THEY NEED TO BE DONE THIS WEEK I WANT TO PUT BETTER BUSHINGS IN THE SPRING EYES FOR DRAG RACING.POSSIBLY I SHOULD CONSIDER THE SHACKLE LENGHT AS WELL.CAR RUNS A FRESH 440 SPINS 6300,3000 STHAL,4:30,28 SLICK,PINION SNUBBER,FRAME CONNECTORS,WEIAND T G WITH 830 ANNULAR
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01-08-2001, 12:14 AM
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Holeshot I made a set of alum. bushings for the rear hangers on my old Max Wedge car and had problems with binding. Go to your local Mopar dealer and order a new set of the rubber ones they are easy to inasall.
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01-08-2001, 01:23 AM
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Why not go for the polyureathane graphite impregnated ones from Just Suspentions.
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