Coronet 14
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Alot of the K frames I see on here have bushings. On my 72 Coronet the K frame bolts straight to the frame no bushing. Just courious as to what years/cars had them and what didn't. Thanks
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73 and up BBods started the ISO bushings on the K member, continued with all R, F, J & M bodies
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additionally:
A & E body K members bolted directly to the frame rails
B body up to 72 bolted directly to the frame rails
C body I'm fuzzy on, but I do beleive there were some sort of 'pucks' between the STUB frame and frame rails, though I have no idea what these 'pucks' were made of.
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A & E body K members bolted directly to the frame rails
B body up to 72 bolted directly to the frame rails
C body I'm fuzzy on, but I do beleive there were some sort of 'pucks' between the STUB frame and frame rails, though I have no idea what these 'pucks' were made of.
Hope that helps!
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Keep in mind that the 70 and newer B & E K-frames use a different sway bar/mount system and iirc, the 68 and newer has a different mount (better) for the idler arm but all will interchange between the models and again, iirc, the 65 and older places the engine further forward in the chassis or maybe it's 64 and older. I've only had experience with the 66 and newer cars....
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