RunnerJoe
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Hi Guys,
I could use a little help please. I am about to rebuild the front suspension on my 72 Satellite. I purchased a set of lower control arms (separately) with provisions for a front sway bar. After blasting and painting them I noticed that the sway bar mount is in a different location. I did some digging on the internet (http://www.hotchkis.net/early_mopar_control_arm_bracket.html) and found that there are 2 versions of B body LCA's. The 71-72 (and possibly later) have the sway bar mount more in the middle of the LCA while the 70 and older has the mount closer to the outer end. I can fabricate and weld a new mount in the middle location but what I need to know is if the B body old vs new are are the same dimensions other than that. Luckily I did not weld in the LCA stiffener plates yet.
Also....does anyone have a link to a DIY garage crude front end alignment that will get me about 10 miles to the shop without wiping out my tires? I am going with poly bushings (except LCA) and tubular upper control arms.
Thanks and MoPar to ya.
I could use a little help please. I am about to rebuild the front suspension on my 72 Satellite. I purchased a set of lower control arms (separately) with provisions for a front sway bar. After blasting and painting them I noticed that the sway bar mount is in a different location. I did some digging on the internet (http://www.hotchkis.net/early_mopar_control_arm_bracket.html) and found that there are 2 versions of B body LCA's. The 71-72 (and possibly later) have the sway bar mount more in the middle of the LCA while the 70 and older has the mount closer to the outer end. I can fabricate and weld a new mount in the middle location but what I need to know is if the B body old vs new are are the same dimensions other than that. Luckily I did not weld in the LCA stiffener plates yet.
Also....does anyone have a link to a DIY garage crude front end alignment that will get me about 10 miles to the shop without wiping out my tires? I am going with poly bushings (except LCA) and tubular upper control arms.
Thanks and MoPar to ya.