Re: front suspension

[Bill <Y1TopBanana73@xxxxxxxxx>]

Another reputable source is ESPO Springs N Things www.espo.com

I've used them a few times and been very happy. Competitive $ too.

Bill M
65 Coronet 500 'vert

> Brian Safford wrote:
>>
>> I took my '62 Dart to a local shop that professed to be able to do a
>> front end alignment on it - they said they couldn't because most of
>> the replaceable parts needed to be replaced.  The mechanic showed me
>> what he was talking about - most of the connections, bushings and such
>> had quite a bit of play in them.
>>
>> My question is - having seen a number of different companies advertise
>> replacement suspension parts, I'm wondering if anyone has a suggestion
>> or two as to what might be the best way to go.  Mopar Muscle's back
>> cover is always 'Just Suspension', and the inside back cover is always
>>  'Performance Suspension Technology' ... polygraphite or rubber ... do
>> I need to replace my torsion bars ... etc.
>>
>> I'm thinking that rubber will do me just fine but would like the
>> group's opinion.
>>
>> I'd also like to consider improving my car's stance which I think
>> would involve a new set of rear springs - any help with that wouuld be
>> appreciated as well.
>>
>> Oh, and I told Muscle Motors today to go ahead and start the machine
>> work on my 413 block.  Stay tuned :-)
>>
>> Regards,
>> Brian Safford
>> '62 Dart 440 / Poly 318


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