evening all. i want to replace the pivot shafts and bushings in the lower control arms on my 68 barracuda, my question is, do they just press in/out ? also where can i source lower ball joints for 73-76 spindles.
thanks fintan
control arm bushes and ball joints
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I'm in the same boat as you.
Try this guy
http://www.billadeau-speed.co.uk/
Spoke to him today, should sort you out.
DaveB on the board.
Try this guy
http://www.billadeau-speed.co.uk/
Spoke to him today, should sort you out.
DaveB on the board.
You can push the pin out with a press. That is the easy bit.
Then weld a plate on the outer of the remaining bush and then push that out as it is blind. Pin/shaft is re-usable.
Some people burn them out and then insert Urathane inserts - I do not like this as the bush is not captive and it means the control arm is not positively retained.
Bushes are cheap, just a bugger to get in and out. Bushes fit A, B, C, & E bodies............
Then weld a plate on the outer of the remaining bush and then push that out as it is blind. Pin/shaft is re-usable.
Some people burn them out and then insert Urathane inserts - I do not like this as the bush is not captive and it means the control arm is not positively retained.
Bushes are cheap, just a bugger to get in and out. Bushes fit A, B, C, & E bodies............
Pete Wiseman; Cambridge.
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i don't necessarily agree with everything said here
http://www.moparmax.com/tech/2011/vi_11 ... ips-1.html
but it gives you a full pictorial front end rebuild
and illustrates what bits are part of the arm and what bits are part of the bush
so you know what to hit with the F B Hammer/hacksaw/big old press
Dave
http://www.moparmax.com/tech/2011/vi_11 ... ips-1.html
but it gives you a full pictorial front end rebuild
and illustrates what bits are part of the arm and what bits are part of the bush
so you know what to hit with the F B Hammer/hacksaw/big old press
Dave
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