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That's what I was told last time about rubber. 7 years later I'm finding chunks of them in the driveway. They were all Moog "pre-offshore manufactured". What is Craigs username? I'll shoot him a message. I found a website for Springs and Things but no parts listing. Do I just need to contact...

ESPO.. also known as Springs and Things.

Thanks John, ESPO is 5 weeks out, I am communicating with General Spring which has current inventory, but they haven't grouped springs with U-bolts yet. Thus the request for help. Thanks, Mike

ESPO is "Springs and Things". I agree, they are great to deal with and my first choice.

Nice Town Sedan! - Firm Feel is a good choice, there is also Espo Springs & Things..... replacing those joints and bushings REALLY improves the handling on these cars......

Espo is in Pennsylvania. They are great to deal with.

I used Eaton Detroit 6-leaf with a 440. I would not use 5-leaf with a big block. Others here use ESPO for springs.

Get it all from Espo Buy Quality Automotive Leaf Springs, Coil Springs and Suspension Parts for your Classic or Antique Auto Personally I like the stock height, but that's me.

...speeds. Around 75-77ish MPH it seemed to be prominent. After some consideration, it seems the car had a little rake due to the new springs from espo. I recommended we try some shims to correct the pinion angle. So I installed them, and returned to testing. The vibration has basically...

I bought from ESPO before but I live close enough to the US border (45 minute drive) that I have an American shipping address. @Fireguyfire where do you live? Do you or have a buddy close to the Border? Any American freinds you can get parts shipped to?

If you are going to replace them, I vote ESPO X 100. Excellent product, reasonable prices, and good people to work with!!!

...common sense, and if you are in the right place at the right time, get the Mopar system 2) New leaf springs: I replaced the leaf springs with ESPO 6 leaf spring sets. Another night and day difference. Easy swap, and the car sits better, and rides WAY better! 3) Front suspension...

I bought a disc conversion kit from the Ramman, I don't know if he's still around, he uses Chrysler stuff, granted I have a B body, and the kit uses everything from 1973 A body, spindles, calipers, rotors are from 1976 cordoba. I never trusted ssb, or leeds, or any other company that uses...

Fourteen months later, I paid a bit less ($528, including S&H to the Midwest) for a set of 7-leaf factory-specs rear springs for Snow White, my 1970 N-code Polara 'vert. Those springs are correct as that Dodge came equipped with the A35 towing package. Here is a breakdown:

...a busy year for me, but I've been able to do a couple of projects on the Polara. I had a local garage replace the rear springs with a set of Espo one inch over stock springs which improve the ride and the handling exponentially! And I've finished up replacing the timing chain. It had the max...

A third vote for ESPO. You can't go wrong with them. Probably going to be cheaper to ship to NYS because of the PA locale rather than the mid-west. ^This^ If the car is clean underneath, some soaking in penetrating oil (not WD-40) might be OK. My preferred way would be to split the nuts before...

Contact ESPO Springs and things. They may be able to help you out.

Good Morning All Talked to ESPO (Spring and Things) and was able to get a ship date. So I decided to go with them. Spring are 7 leaf $330/pr Shackles w/bushings $84/pr U bolts $20 set of 4 Eye Bolts $8/pr Shipping $136 (Thank you...

...2. Two weekends ago, @71Polara383 installed the new springs (7-leaf, as correct for the A35 towing package) that I'd ordered from ESPO Springs 'n Things back in November 2021 (yep, it's been a while -- I stuffed my C-body Resto pipeline too deeply :rolleyes:, but we are now seeing the light...