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I'm no expert, but I'll give my two cents since I understand tight budgets; while trying to stay brand neutral.
First I would sell the spindles and add that to the budget. I would go with the Hotchkis springs and shocks, anyone's UCAs, Del-Alum bushings, someone's hollow 1-1/8" front bar and a complimenting rear bar, tall upper (and even lower) ball joints, Baer's bumpsteer kit, someone's subframe connectors, and solid (or no) body bushings. That should leave you with plenty of cash left over for all of the other accoutrements. :cheers: edit: This should be after replacing all of the wear items. |
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Here's what I had on my 67 and it was a great car to drive....and I drove it a ton! ATS Spindles Speedtech upper control arms Koni shocks-front and rear Global West L-2 leaf springs AGR steering box Del-Alum bushings front sway bar (don't recall which brand) C5 brakes w/ baer (14" front, 13.5" rear) drilled and slotted rotors Kore3 kit global west sub-frame connectors Only complaint I had was that I couldn't hang in the corners with Todd while running around Lake Mead. :lol: Other than that it was a great car that was totally fun to drive. I just took a look at Speedtech's road assault package and it looks like the perfect setup for a car like this. Ron if you want more specific info let me know and I'll see if I can find all the paper work from the Bucket. Should be able to give you a fairly complete list. :captain: |
I also would like add my 2cent's.The Ride tech componet's are awesome part's for the money.Kevin has proven they WORK.Scott M.Ride Tech Dealer.
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